looking for 64-66 chevy

[wideload]

Just found your site and got registered. I'm looking for a 64-66 chevy, panel sides,in decent condition,hopefully somewhere close to western Kentucky. Can anybody help? Thanks wideload

[wideload]

I frogot to mention that I have a 1963 Chevy Nova SS that I would trade if interested. Thanks wideload

[Twovanman]

Greetings Wideload, There has been a all of earlys up for sale and there will be more just keep checking in and one will come along . Check out [Earlys for sale] all the time . Ken

[wideload]

Thanks Ken, I'll keep watching. wideload

[tomschaner]

keep a watch at http://www.collectorcartraderonline.com/adsearch/collectorsearchprocess.html theres always a bunch that are listed.

[wideload]

<BLOCKQUOTE>quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by tomschaner:
keep a watch at http://www.collectorcartraderonline.com/adsearch/collectorsearchprocess.html theres always a bunch that are listed.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Thanks, I'll check it out, wideload

[partyvanbeagles]

Wideload. I recently went up to look at a 1965 cargo van in Prescot Iowa (near the south west corner of the state). basicly solid, but needed a significant amount of mechanical work (engine, tranny, brakes and alot of chasis mechanicals). The guy wanted 1500.00 over the phone but came down to 850.00 when speaking with him in person about it. If your interested, call me and Ill forward his name and number to you. Greg Coats (cell phone 314-807-8150) Saint Louis, Missouri.

[wideload]

Greg, go ahead and e-mail me the info on the van in Iowa. That's the closest so far, only a little over 600 miles. Thanks wideload

[gregw98]

Wideload, just a note to say that it costs about $500.00 to have a van shipped halfway across the country. Both of my vans came from about 600 miles away. I don't know anything about this van that you are looking at, but when buying any vehicle, consider that $500.00 doesn't go very far when it comes to replacing or repairing rusty or dented up panels. I will pay to have the right vehicle shipped coast to coast if the body is in good shape. I am not trying to talk you out of buying any van, it is just something to consider.
greg

[This message has been edited by gregw98 (edited February 11, 2005).]

[wideload]

<BLOCKQUOTE>quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by gregw98:
Wideload, just a note to say that it costs about $500.00 to have a van shipped halfway across the country. Both of my vans came from about 600 miles away. I don't know anything about this van that you are looking at, but when buying any vehicle, consider that $500.00 doesn't go very far when it comes to replacing or repairing rusty or dented up panels. I will pay to have the right vehicle shipped coast to coast if the body is in good shape. I am not trying to talk you out of buying any van, it is just something to consider.
greg

[This message has been edited by gregw98 (edited February 11, 2005).]<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

Thanks Greg, Haven't seen any pictures or talked to the owner yet. Greg(partyvanbeagles) told me about it but hasn't forwarded the info yet. Your right shipping is a small price if its the right van. Thanks again, wideload