2 for 1 tii special, 50K for both.

[Gordon]

Not mine, no affiliation, etc....  Just 50K for both, what a special since both cars haven't been on the road in 30 years and it will need everything you can think of to get a car back on the road that has been sitting for 30 years.

https://newyork.craigslist.org/que/cto/5660065852.html

The 73 ceylon tii looks to be a 72 model since it has plastic induction pipes. By the looks of the Ceylon car, I think it has 113K instead of 13K.  Since they are in the salt belt, look closely for rust.

 

 

[conkitchen]

See; one car sells for $71K, another for charity at $125K and this happens. 

[Gordon]

You would think that the seller would give you a special if you buy both, $25K each or buy both for $45K

 

[catlin]

1 hour ago, conkitchen said:

See; one car sells for $71K, another for charity at $125K and this happens. 

He has wanted $50k for a long time

[Conserv]

38 minutes ago, catlincustoms said:

He has wanted $50k for a long time

 

And by 2020, he may get $50K -- although I predict at $30K (1972) and $20K (1974).  This assumes the economy continues to expand un-abated!

 

No firewall notch on the round taillight, which further confirms Gordon's point.  So it's a 1972 model, probably manufactured prior to April 1972.  The Ceylon is, at least currently, a hot color.  The Granatrot metallic is, at least currently, not so hot a color!

 

Not a snorkel in sight, however, and the upholstery on both cars looks pretty good -- but, like Gordon, I don't buy the mileage claims.

 

Regards,

 

Steve

 

Edited July 3, 2016 by Conserv