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Cars For Sale & Wanted / Re: '54 Manhattan Parts Car.....$500 (Dayton, OH)
« on: September 17, 2014, 11:29:33 PM »
Approximately eight miles South of the intersection of I-71 and I-75, Joe.
You can check out my '47 Frazer Manhattan at the same time (if you are interested)!)

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Cars For Sale & Wanted / Re: '54 Manhattan Parts Car.....$500 (Dayton, OH)
« on: September 17, 2014, 08:47:11 PM »
The plot thus far: Yes, the supercharger is back. It was not recovered by the police. It was returned to me by the person who took it. a friend of mine (Russ) who is a good mechanic,who had fallen onto hard times (job loss & medical bills). Russ knew that I was offering the Kaiser on Craig's List as a parts car for $500, and that I had not mentioned the supercharger in that ad. He also knew (I didn't) that the S/C alone was worth more than I was asking for the whole car. So he "figured" that he wouldn't be hurting anyone if he "liberated" the S/C  (he had a buyer who was willing to pay him $650 for it).

Well, Russ heard me grousing about the dirty rotten thief who had stole my S/C, and his conscience got the better of him. He told me what he had done (and why)... and he put everything back the way he had found it. Now I was faced with a dilemma: I had advertized the car "way too cheap" according to Russ, (and I now knew he could get $650  for the S/C and another $200 from the scrap yard, if nobody wanted to buy the Kaiser (minus S/C) for $500.

I feel I owe Russ "something" for bringing "the ignorance of my Craig's List offer"to light, and I have agreed to give him "half" of whatever I get for the S/C. I would still like to see this vehicle go to a K-F guy (intact), so I am willing to let the car (with S/C) go for $1000. Or I will sell the S/C separately for $650 and the car (minus S/C) for $500. If I sell the whole vehicle for $1000, I will essentially be getting only $500 for the S/C... in which case, Russ will get $250 as a sort of "finders fee". If I sell the S/C separately for $650, he will get $325.

At this point I really don't care which way it goes, I just "need the space".
If anyone here is interested in "just the S/C" I will sell that for $650.
If anyone wants just the car itself (minus S/C), you can have that for $500.
If anyone wants the whole thing, you can have it for $1000...
which is still about $500 less than its true market value (according to Russ), and I will be re-listing on Craig's List for $1500, per his advice..
 
I am truly sorry for any confusion or disappointment this whole scenario may have caused to anyone.
I should also add that I HAVE NOW FOUND THE TITLE for this vehicle, so it is not necessarily a "parts car" any longer.

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As some of you may have already heard, the "Midnight Requisitioners" paid me a visit last night.  >:( Apparently I was a bit too careless in revealing the exact location of this Kaiser, as during the night someone cut the lock on my back gate, and "helped themselves" to the blower (supercharger) from this vehicle.  :-[

Whoever did this was a skillful thief, as no unnecessary harm was done, but the bottom line is that this vehicle no longer has a blower, so you may no longer be interested. If you are still interested, please drop me an email to crosmobile-sk@yahoo.com.

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I do not think there is any rust-out in floorboards or trunk, but I will have to check that out.
(Am not sure if I ever actually looked in the trunk).
Please provide me with an email address if you want additional photos sent to you,
as I have not had much luck trying to post photos to the forum (thus far).

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Hello Harold, I don't think this would be a problem, as long as the hauler can let me know by cellphone when he is an hour or two away from here.

Please note that I offered this car "as a parts car" (without a title) at a price of $700 to the general public or $500 to a club/forum member.  Several people have indicated that this vehicle should be restored (not parted out).

 I don't currently have a title, but believe I can get one. However, if anyone wants a title with it,
I would have to charge $700 to a club member ($900 to anyone else), as it will cost me some time and money to title it.

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Hi Fred,  :)
I never received those replies that you sent via Craig's List... don't know why.
This car is still available... no nibbles thus far. Please let me know if you want it, and I will hold it for you.
And a big Thank You to Bryan  :) for messaging me to the effect that someone on the K-F Forum "was interested". I had forgotten "check back".. :-\

Sam Nicolosi

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I keep trying to post this on the forum, and it keeps failing to appear. This time I will try it without the photos. Maybe "attachments" is causing the problem.

"Was a running car when parked (5 years ago). Now fit only for parts. I believe the engine and Hydramatic tranny are good.
The supercharger is "there" but needs a rebuild. Five hundred dollars will buy the whole car or just the
drive train (if that's all you want). If no offers, this one will go to the shredder. There are many good trim
parts here. good grille, headlight surrounds, tail lamps, radio, door panels, etc. Photos (by email) available upon request."
contact crosmobile-sk@yahoo.com

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General Discussion / Can't Find My '47 Frazer Title
« on: July 25, 2014, 03:02:01 PM »
I am looking for suggestions. I am about to sell my '47 Frazer to an interested buyer, and have just discovered that the title cannot be found.
To make matters worse, I bought this vehicle (ten years ago) from an out-of-state dealer that had never registered the title in its own name.
They just forwarded to me the "signed title" that had been delivered to them. I didn't deal directly with the "last registered owner", and I never registered in my own name.
I can't think of anything to do. Places like Broadway Title want way-too-much to provide a title for a vehicle that is only worth $1500 to $2000.
Any suggestions ??

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Cars For Sale & Wanted / Lost my storage: 1947 Frazer Manhattan
« on: July 07, 2014, 05:54:51 PM »
Dayton, Ohio: Hello, I am new to the forum, so I don't know if this is an appropriate post.
I have a very solid (original, unrestored) 1947 Frazer Manhattan with very nice original interior. Needs some rust repair on the tail pan, and also near rear wheel wells. I would prefer to see it go to a club member. If anyone is interested, I can be contacted by email at the following:
crosmobile-sk@yahoo.com

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