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I kind of like it too. Not a big fan of the headlights but it looks like someone did a very nice job on the conversion. They definitely have the room to store the 1 piece top at least.
Greenwood did the family truckers before ecklers and to many the lines of the greenwood looked better,
This appears to be a greenwood that a clever person modded the hatch so you could actually fit something back there,
Still...you have to have thick skin and a sence of humor to drive one of these
Greenwood did the family truckers before ecklers and to many the lines of the greenwood looked better,
This appears to be a greenwood that a clever person modded the hatch so you could actually fit something back there,
Still...you have to have thick skin and a sence of humor to drive one of these
PS..20K ?!?!@?!? never happen
I don't know about the thick skin and sense of humor, I kinda dig it. I would drive it. I do agree with you on the 20 grand though.
I don't know about the thick skin and sense of humor, I kinda dig it. I would drive it. I do agree with you on the 20 grand though.
This without side windows was the delivery style.
I like this one the best of any I have seen but I would feel dorky driving it, in a fun way, for 5-8K would hit the seller up.
About thick skin and sense of humor, try driving one daily and after a week of comments from people you will either have thick skin and sense of humor or have been bailed out and or the beast up for sale....
( I meant that all in fun, I have also played with kit cars over 35 years, )
Last edited by The13Bats; Jan 19, 2015 at 04:01 PM.
I think that upon a close inspection and if everything looks really good, and nothing bubba'd, particularly with the low miles, $20K would be OK.
Once again for a custom job, it'd be important that all the work was quality.
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