Speedster/race car Boat tail
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Speedster/race car Boat tail
Helping a friend that has a great aluminum rear body boat tail that would be perfect for a custom built speedster or race car and the price is almost give away. As you look at the pictures, the tail is setting on a 1920 to 23 Overland chassis which in itself would make a good speedster. The tail is aluminum and in good condition, he will sell them separately. $300.00 for the tail. The overland engine is completely apart, appears to be all there, transmission is there, radiator looks great. $350.00 for the Overland. complete package both items is $500.00. If you're thinking about it, better move fast as he's going to pack it all up and put it in storage and it will no longer be available. I told him to hold off a couple of days.
Ed aka #4
Ed aka #4
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Re: Speedster/race car Boat tail
Not even an offer on any of this stuff? I especially thought someone would want the tail for a speedster body. And as for the Overland stuff, if you had an Overland with a major mechanical problem you'd gladly pay a couple hundred bucks for some of these components. Crazy hobby.
Ed aka #4
Ed aka #4
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Re: Speedster/race car Boat tail
Ed:
you are right ...crazy hobby and crazy market ... many items in your listing that would be difficult to build and very time consuming ... also Overland was a good early auto. , surely someone is restoring an Overland ?
you are right ...crazy hobby and crazy market ... many items in your listing that would be difficult to build and very time consuming ... also Overland was a good early auto. , surely someone is restoring an Overland ?
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Re: Speedster/race car Boat tail
Ed- Brian Blain might want that chassis.................heard he was looking for some chassis...
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Re: Speedster/race car Boat tail
Thanks Dan, Brian doesn't want it.
Ed
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Re: Speedster/race car Boat tail
Where is it located?
Interested in the boat tail
Interested in the boat tail
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Re: Speedster/race car Boat tail
Hayward, CA
I know the voices aren't real but damn they have some good ideas!
1925 Cut down pickup
1948 Ford F2 pickup

1925 Cut down pickup
1948 Ford F2 pickup