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In the late 1980's as a teenager right out of high school I may have flipped a few cars for resale and this one almost got me evicted.
My landlord lived next door and said I had 24 hours to get rid of that "Jalopy" or find somewhere else to live. lol
The car was in horrendous beater condition and my landlord was not happy for me allegedly storing "junk cars" so I sold it fast to the first person that showed up for what I paid for it.
In the late 1980's as a teenager right out of high school I may have flipped a few cars for resale and this one almost got me evicted.
My landlord lived next door and said I had 24 hours to get rid of that "Jalopy" or find somewhere else to live. lol
The car was in horrendous beater condition and my landlord was not happy for me allegedly storing "junk cars" so I sold it fast to the first person that showed up for what I paid for it.
These '69/70 Chryslers were well-publicized for their new "fuselage" body-styling, but were poorly-screwed together, had unreliable electrical systems, used cheap materials outside of the durable powertrains, had woefully bad fit/finish, were lacking in sound insulation, and, in general, were a big quality-drop from the much better '67/68 model and especially the excellent '65/66.
08-30-23, 10:04 PM
Almost got me evicted! lol
