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you guys are missing the real story here. Why would a washington car (isn't that what the Wa stand for in the listing?) be listed in Las Vegas craigs list?
you guys are missing the real story here. Why would a washington car (isn't that what the Wa stand for in the listing?) be listed in Las Vegas craigs list?
I saw this at local car show a couple of years ago in the Seattle area. Reminded me of the days when guys wearing white a belt and shoes thought they looked good. And no, the car didn't get a trophy.
you guys are missing the real story here. Why would a washington car (isn't that what the Wa stand for in the listing?) be listed in Las Vegas craigs list?
He says it is one of one. Those kits were available in the early 70's and I believe Greenwood was doing them. There are alot more than one of those around, unfortunately.
There were alot of these made in the late 70's, called them the vette station wagon. I know of a guy here in Phoenix who was converting them, usuallY 68-73. Most were converted back when the prices started going up, or just scrapped. There was a time, when no one thought the C3's would ever be worth anything. The next fad was the "Miami Vice" Daytona kit, usually on 74-81's. These still pop up now and then, in fact there was one on Phoenix Craigs list a few days ago.
There used to be one of those running around Port Arthur TX a few years ago. It was ugly then and is still ugly now. Definitely not a one of a kind. Also there was a Ferrari conversion for sale here in Austin a few months ago.