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4 more showed up today 120-130

and the price on the cream '65 dropped from $3500 to $3000.

i'm not sure how you'd manage the logistics of it all, whether or not you come back to the mainland from time to time, etc, but if it were me there's no way i'd attempt to repair that much rust...

1965 4-door, $3000

1962 4-door, $2500

1967 2-door in pretty nice shape, $2500

wagon, needs a lot of TLC but still looks to be less of a project than your first option, $300

1967 wagon w/ B20, $1750






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