Miscellany: The cars of X-Marks

[brewerpaul]

My grandma's car that I used to work on when she was alive. No one wanted it so when she died I ended up with it. Drove it for a couple of years, had the front end rebuilt, shocks all round then moved myself and it to Missouri. I havent had the money to put into it but it has great potential with the right person.

1956 Chevrolet 210 4 door sedan, your basic family/salesman car
265 V8 original engine 2BBL carb
2 speed cast iron powerglide tranny
The mileage you see on the speedometer photo is real and original
For the right price this car can be bought, Id love to find someone who had the time/money to invest in it.











These are actual miles, less that 50,000




Ive driven lots of cars in my years, presently driving a 2002 Subaru Forester. Spent years as a mechanic on virtually anything that had a motor and wheels and always had the mindset that a car is an item that gets you from point A to point B.. There are a few exceptions and the old classics prove that.

[Spartan Tartan]

My grandma's car that I used to work on when she was alive. No one wanted it so when she died I ended up with it. Drove it for a couple of years, had the front end rebuilt, shocks all round then moved myself and it to Missouri. I havent had the money to put into it but it has great potential with the right person.

1956 Chevrolet 210 4 door sedan, your basic family/salesman car
265 V8 original engine 2BBL carb
2 speed cast iron powerglide tranny
The mileage you see on the speedometer photo is real and original
For the right price this car can be bought, Id love to find someone who had the time/money to invest in it.











These are actual miles, less that 50,000




Ive driven lots of cars in my years, presently driving a 2002 Subaru Forester. Spent years as a mechanic on virtually anything that had a motor and wheels and always had the mindset that a car is an item that gets you from point A to point B.. There are a few exceptions and the old classics prove that.

awesome!