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Pinto wagon on EBay... wow

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caravan3921:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/265869649239?hash=item3de710e557:g:KuMAAOSwj2JjFg hG&amdata=enc%3AAQAHAAAAoB2qpA8AmMCQOXpYaoTKlhcn9qQxLtX9JahOXp652XKgqSPON4g0L3WnsT5TZDcJjuKiNF6Rue6LPjOt8GipDXoJAGi1Sd0a%2BmTEp7qm7aYkqq6t%2FUJUdFMCyoKvG9KYLjJHCPei40l4m9tVX4iMREDePY4HJapWU6GjK0Q1F8%2FecqlazjKK%2FulsRsl8cS9QXp4GF75gqx4ZuMBhGNLkApU%3D%7Ctkp%3ABk9SR5qF8evhYA

Wittsend:
A very clean car..., at a very premium price. Seems like back around 2010 that would have been a $4,000-$6,000 car.

dga57:

--- Quote from: Wittsend on September 06, 2022, 01:21:52 PM ---A very clean car..., at a very premium price. Seems like back around 2010 that would have been a $4,000-$6,000 car.

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It doesn't look any better to me than the '72 Squire wagon I purchased in 2012 for $4000.

Dwayne :)

65ShelbyClone:
They seem to specialize in ultra-clean used cars, but most of their listings have collector auction prices that are 50-100% higher than I would expect on the regular market. Like $14,000 for an '03 Ford Ranger and $40,000 for a '97 F350.

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