Cars in Ontario

[Tiggie]

the headliner has some pretty bad sagging problems.

Push pins = problem solved. I had brown ones on a tan headliner once. Looked like chocolate chip cookie! All was well until it got really cold. A few fell out and I sat on 'em. Oh it was more fun being poor when I was a teenager.

[89TownCar]

Pics of the '85, such an amazing colour..it would look stunning with a clay bar job.

[SeanP]

Thanks for the pics!

Here's one that may be worth the money. It's a 1984 CV!

[DerekTheGreat]

The poverty index with that Town Car is strong. Looks clean underneath though. How come you guys get six digit ODO's? I want one!

[89TownCar]

The poverty index with that Town Car is strong. Looks clean underneath though. How come you guys get six digit ODO's? I want one!

I've only a handful of Canadian cars have 5 digit odometers.

[Tiggie]

Thanks for the pics!

Here's one that may be worth the money. It's a 1984 CV!

Good color too.

[SeanP]

Colony Park time, folks!

And here's the doppelganger to mine... only black and silver.... which is arguably better than double blue. dammit.... Emailed him and it's a 302. There was a small chance it was a 351 car since it looks like it has duals.

[DerekTheGreat]

Meh. Double blue is better IMO. Most cars on the road today are some shade of silver/grey and especially in the interior department. So bland. Blue with blue interior is cooler.

[89TownCar]

Im digging that two tone, its too much $$$ for me though right now

[89TownCar]

I want it

http://www.kijiji.ca/v-classic-cars/...ationFlag=true

[Tiggie]

Paint looks decent from that angle. Looks pretty unmolested. $650 sounds like a winner.

[SeanP]

I want it

http://www.kijiji.ca/v-classic-cars/...ationFlag=true

Yeah, looks like a good deal.

Here's a coupe in Ottawa.

[89TownCar]

Not a Panther, but I loooooove these things.

http://www.kijiji.ca/v-view-details....dId=1157099875

[DerekTheGreat]

Cadillac Bro-hams. I dig those too, 1990-1992 were the best years IMO as those could be had with EFI.

[SeanP]

Yeah, I am certainly a fan of the big boxy Generals too. My first car was a 1985 Caprice, so it is a bit nostalgic of fondness. Though, I would say that from the seat of my pants that my Caprice did handle a bit better than my Crown Vic, and was a bit quicker too, but it never sat for 10 years either. I guess the only way to know for sure would be to test 'em brand new.