FS - NICE '57 Clipper & Spares

Sep 08, 2006 4 Replies
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Help! I am retiring and relocating and must sell my '57 Clipper Sedan. It is a straight, never-rusted California car that needs finishing. It has had a LOT of work done already (rechromed, repainted, resupercharged, etc., etc.) It needs to have the new interior installed (complete, correct Phantom reproduction interior included) and some minor work to be complete. It is currently in a resto shop here and at the rate they are going, I'll be dead and buried before they finish it.



located in Ashland, Ohio (midway between Cleveland and Columbus)



you'll need a car hauler and a big truck for all the extra parts.



goes as a package (included are extra fenders, doors, bumpers, engine, glass, chrome, etc).



I can't email any pics (buyer will get Polaroids of the car when I got it in 1991 that show it was a rust-free car to start with).



I know that I am buried in this car - probably close to $30,000 in it.......that's OK, I didn't get into it for profit. I know I'm going to take a bath, but it's got to go to a good home. (On the other hand, I haven't totally lost my mind yet and not looking to be robbed).



Someone who can do the remaining work can easily have it completed this winter.



I've written a long-winded, detailed history and description: if interested, please drop me a line and I'll email it to you.......and will appreciate you passing the word on to anyone you know who might be interested.



Thanks,



Jim Click



Jim it nevers fails. When I buy a car, another deal comes along a week or two later. I just picked up a 58 Packard Wagon in Nebraska. If you want an honest opinion, list it on ebay with a ton of photos of the car and parts and you should get a fair price. Also it will get a ton of exposure. Take care and best of luck.

the first '58 I saw (when new) was a gold wagon -- safe to say it was an unforgettable sight !!! an acquired taste, tho......and if another crosses my path I could be in trouble!

no matter how often we say "this is my last one"......there's always one more!!!!

JC

"no matter how often we say "this is my last one"......there's always one more!!!!"

Or two or three. ;) Matthew

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