Brian back in 2004 I bought a 66 Buick Riviera 455 375hp 500ft pound with 44 thousand miles for 600 bucks, Garage kept drove 1 week sold 5500 bucks ,Just didn't need it restored my 67 Chevelle.
I think you made a great pic of the day. The car has been obviously repainted but it's a two-door and on top of that how would anybody build a car to that quality and I only have 9 k in it? Most likely could not do it. Some of the other cars I believe they're 63 Riviera's always think of the Patrick swayze movie Roadhouse.
@ yeah sometimes & days it’s tough but it’s life we all got are own personal life experiences that can make some days Great & others not so much.. December seems be tough month but you are right & good looking out buddy 👍👍👍
@@BRIANBEALERisRoundemUp you're right. This month month marks the 10th anniversary of the sudden death of my friend. Then I just found out two days ago that another friend just passed of a heart attack. I had a niece that died the day before that. And at the beginning of the month basically a grade school friend elementary School friend died. I want to sell a sign at a dollar store at the cashier and I thought it was kind of different. Now I understand. Be nice to the other person you just don't know how bad their day may have been........ Merry Christmas when they tell me happy holidays 🎁. Have to have some normalcy.
Brian I don't Believe that's true For NY , My Brother Has lived in Oneonta NY 44 years, and Unless It's a law that has been change it does not Matter if the car or truck is 100 years old you have to Have some form of Previous owner ship reg ect, I Live in Conn and had to Register car's for him all the Time just for reg to transfer
They sure are big, & I love driving Big classic cars. & it RIDES Like a Cadillac because nothing else can roll down highways like a boat on water. Gas prices killed these cars not the Ride👍👍👍
@@BRIANBEALERisRoundemUp Your Right Dude, Brian Back in 80, I was in a NY Bar, there was a Guy having a argument , how fast his mustang was This older gentlemen, Told him I will bet You I will Beat you with My 71 Cadillac De-ville 100 bucks 100 miles, Brian That Caddy beat that Mustang, The guy riding in the Car said the Caddy never dropped bellow 120 mph the whole way, That was some Funny shit, True story dude.The Mustang over heated 60 mile's into the run
I've been saying something similar to what you've said for some time. That's why it's necessary to create new interest in the younger generations. I've got a old Ford has been family for over 50 years. I think it's a 53 if I remember right 2-door with overdrive first year maybe second year for the overhead valve V8. All original. Here's my point 12 to 15 years ago I could have sold it for $5 to $8,000. It just wasn't a favorable time in life to mess with these cars for me. I'm talking about cash in hand serious offers. Now the paint has deteriorated more naturally but overall the car is still very solid. Even if I was able to get 5K out of it today with the purchase power of the dollar due to inflation that's really more like 3500 back 15 years ago. Honestly I'm not sure if the car would bring much over 3500 today. Evening to paint was in the same condition it was 15 years ago. In any case it is what it is and I just hung onto your car too long because those people are either pricing their electric scooters and wheelchair or they are close to it and not buy a new projects to build. but the good thing is the market is still alive out there but smaller. But balance that with a smaller quantity of vehicles available in decent shape. Or else the cars be worth even less. The 57 Chevy what they were bringing a dozen years ago compared to now is another car to make a good point reference. It's sad 😢
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Brian back in 2004 I bought a 66 Buick Riviera 455 375hp 500ft pound with 44 thousand miles for 600 bucks, Garage kept drove 1 week sold 5500 bucks ,Just didn't need it restored my 67 Chevelle.
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I think you made a great pic of the day. The car has been obviously repainted but it's a two-door and on top of that how would anybody build a car to that quality and I only have 9 k in it? Most likely could not do it. Some of the other cars I believe they're 63 Riviera's always think of the Patrick swayze movie Roadhouse.
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@@BRIANBEALERisRoundemUp you really should get more sleep
@ yeah sometimes & days it’s tough but it’s life we all got are own personal life experiences that can make some days Great & others not so much.. December seems be tough month but you are right & good looking out buddy 👍👍👍
@@BRIANBEALERisRoundemUp you're right. This month month marks the 10th anniversary of the sudden death of my friend. Then I just found out two days ago that another friend just passed of a heart attack. I had a niece that died the day before that. And at the beginning of the month basically a grade school friend elementary School friend died. I want to sell a sign at a dollar store at the cashier and I thought it was kind of different. Now I understand. Be nice to the other person you just don't know how bad their day may have been........ Merry Christmas when they tell me happy holidays 🎁. Have to have some normalcy.
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Brian I don't Believe that's true For NY , My Brother Has lived in Oneonta NY 44 years, and Unless It's a law that has been change it does not Matter if the car or truck is 100 years old you have to Have some form of Previous owner ship reg ect, I Live in Conn and had to Register car's for him all the Time just for reg to transfer
Yeah might want check that out if it matters But as to me I won’t ever live there so just really don’t matter👍👍👍
Dude these car's don't sell well There a Real big car, and that's why, I could have bought so many of these car's, It's like driving a Cadillac.
They sure are big, & I love driving Big classic cars. & it RIDES Like a Cadillac because nothing else can roll down highways like a boat on water. Gas prices killed these cars not the Ride👍👍👍
@@BRIANBEALERisRoundemUp Your Right Dude, Brian Back in 80, I was in a NY Bar, there was a Guy having a argument , how fast his mustang was This older gentlemen, Told him I will bet You I will Beat you with My 71 Cadillac De-ville 100 bucks 100 miles, Brian That Caddy beat that Mustang, The guy riding in the Car said the Caddy never dropped bellow 120 mph the whole way, That was some Funny shit, True story dude.The Mustang over heated 60 mile's into the run
The large majority of people interested in these cars are gone. Unfortunately it is a dying thing - replaced by staring at your cellphone.
I've been saying something similar to what you've said for some time. That's why it's necessary to create new interest in the younger generations. I've got a old Ford has been family for over 50 years. I think it's a 53 if I remember right 2-door with overdrive first year maybe second year for the overhead valve V8. All original. Here's my point 12 to 15 years ago I could have sold it for $5 to $8,000. It just wasn't a favorable time in life to mess with these cars for me. I'm talking about cash in hand serious offers. Now the paint has deteriorated more naturally but overall the car is still very solid. Even if I was able to get 5K out of it today with the purchase power of the dollar due to inflation that's really more like 3500 back 15 years ago. Honestly I'm not sure if the car would bring much over 3500 today. Evening to paint was in the same condition it was 15 years ago. In any case it is what it is and I just hung onto your car too long because those people are either pricing their electric scooters and wheelchair or they are close to it and not buy a new projects to build. but the good thing is the market is still alive out there but smaller. But balance that with a smaller quantity of vehicles available in decent shape. Or else the cars be worth even less. The 57 Chevy what they were bringing a dozen years ago compared to now is another car to make a good point reference. It's sad 😢