TeXTrain99

Glad you have it. Enjoy it

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Thanks 02XXCA -- I'll package it and send you a message for freight costs.

Thanks--- the car is really cool, no doubt. I can't get over jhow long it is. It is almost as long as my pick up truck.

The Naval Aviator was Gene Cernan future astronaut. He sold his 55 Bel Air to mom's grand dad. My parents decided to keep the Starfire and sell the 55 Bel Air. OF course at that time Gene Cernan wasn't quite the famous astronaut.

This came with the white body work I bought from Chad several years ago. Never made it on the bike. Now that the bike is looking for a new home, this needs to go to somebody looking for that real carbon fiber sexy for their bike. $150 plus shipping from 77044

I'm thinking $28K is about right for this car but willing to engage in reasonable negotiation.

1962 Olds Starfire 394cid 4bbl 345hp engine power glide transmission. Car has always been stock, factory spec. Body is straight, no filler, lacquer paint ( has some peel and cracks but minor). A/C works, electric windows work, antenna works, tach in console works. Interior is original and has some split seams but is really decent condition. Car needs a new battery and has an electric bleed somewhere, has a battery tender mounted in engine well. The fuel filter has a serious leak and needs to be replaced. I've had the car in storage since 2018 when my dad passed away. Beryl blew the roof off the storage unit and so the car had to be moved via flat bed tow truck to current storage unit. I'm thinking $24K is about right for this car.

The car was pretty cherry when he bought it, and then since he was quasi-retired he spent a lot of time getting it just right in his mind. He had a 62 Starfire when he met my mom and they got married in Monterrey Ca while dad was stationed at Fort Ord. --Funny story-- After they were married and Dad left the Army, to move back to Texas, they decided to keep Dad's 62 Starfire and sell Mom's 55 Bel Air convertible. The '55 Bel Air was originally Gene Cernan's car and my great-great grandfather who lived in Coranado, Ca helped her find a car to buy and drive. Just happens that he made a good deal with a Navy Aviator who had just finished a stint at Miramar. --

Working on a price-- trying to figure out a real value. something in the 20's but what exactly I'm figuring out. Engine is original 394 with Rochester 4bbl, power glide trans. Dad had the engine rebuilt to factory specs. Car has about 100k original miles. Body is straight, no filler. Paint is lacquer and needs some spots addressed. Interior is original and there are a few split seams but is really in great condition for an original car. head liner was replaced.

This was my dad's project car. Its time for it to go to new owner. It was a hard decision but Beryl has pushed me into moving it on to the next rightful owner. 1962 Olds Starfire If any one is interested let me know at starfire62olds@yahoo.com and I can forward more pics and info.

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As part of a package deal for some 762x51, I have acquired six HK G3 20rd, German steel magazines. I do not have a G3, PTR-91, CETME or such a rifle, so these are not for me. From what I can tell from the stamp marks they are 5 HK and one Rhinemetall. I think the manf dates between 59 and 63. I'm no expert. They are all in exceptional condition with one oddball that seems to be scuffed up but appears to be functional with no rust, dents or obvious faults. My assumption is this is the mag the previous owner user primarily. The followers all look good and the springs have passed the two finger press down test (non-scientific). If there is any interest in the mags, let me know I'll post or send pics. Thanks

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----SOLD------Well, this never made it on the the Blackbird. Now its for sale. It is TFT old shock. Looks brand new like never installed. I'd like to get $350 for it and will include shipping to CONUS.