Ebay in R.I.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Chevrolet-Caprice-Classic-1995-Gray-Chevrolet-Caprice-Classic-Sedan-5-7L-V8-/170540023267?pt=US_Cars_Trucks&hash=item27b4fa3de3

Needs work...

Honestly, if its not rusted to hell, its not really a bad deal. New front quarter, new headlight, new bench seat. Other than that, looked pretty good.

If that is the correct vin, it is not a 5.7 350. It is the 4.3 265.

But if someone buys it, I have a hood, fender and headlights if they don't sell. I did not read, so I am not sure about the story about the missing seats, but I have one blue manual seat with rails too.

I was gonna say that the small alternator usally means 4.3...

I figured someone would call a bs on this guy...

Also it doesnt sport silicone hoses or the trunk release button on the headlight switch panel.

Not an LTZ from what i can see either...

Started parting it out and then lost interest by the looks of it. And not all police cars were 9c1's so that doesn't really negate the story about its history, but the story of its history doesn't help it sell either.

I'd say if it's not rotted to hell and it runs then it's worth the $750 bid that it's up to now. Few hundred bucks will get it back on the road. Look at those lower quarters and then decide how much the car is actually worth

I'm glad you're here to keep us grounded, Brad.

To many thinks wrong there for me. I wish the last tree branch I hit only did that much damage.

From the description; "Car does not come with title."

boojum wrote:

From the description; "Car does not come with title."

In RI cars over 10 years old are title EXEMPT. If you buy a car from RI over 10 years old the seller should supply you with the title exempt form and you can apply for a title in your name in your home state.

GasTT wrote:

boojum wrote:

From the description; "Car does not come with title."

In RI cars over 10 years old are title EXEMPT. If you buy a car from RI over 10 years old the seller should supply you with the title exempt form and you can apply for a title in your name in your home state.

Dont even need that much. Bill of sale and previous owners registration. Same thing if the car comes from NH. I haven't bought a car in Mass in quite a few years

Well when I sell a car out of state I spend the $12 to get the form from the state so the buyer has no issues and I don't get a phone call from them saying they can't get a title for it.

Maine, now is 1995 and newer, must have a title forever. They got rid of the 15year rule to get more money.