'62 Fuelie and '67 350 a/c Deals Too Good to be True?

[Bob B.]

Hi all,

Take a look at this website: http://brockmanautosales.com/?page_id=185. They had a '62 Fuelie, which they say is now sold, for $36,900 and have a '67 350 HP air coupe for $36,000, which is supposedly still for sale. The pics of the coupe show it somewhere where all the trees have lost all their leaves, but the '62 cavorts amidst palm trees.

Does this look real? I called and left a message and didn't get a return call, but I'd sure like to get that '67 for $36K and put it in the Driveline at $72K!

What do you think?

Bob

[Paul H.]

Re: '62 Fuelie and '67 350 a/c Deals Too Good to be True?

That price is suspiciously low but if you google that dealer they appear to be legitimate and located in South Carolina. If that 67 is what it appears to be it's way under the money. I wonder if they deal in flood cars or cars with rebuilt titles. There's also a nice 66 convertible listed with no price. Your inquiry is certainly worth the time. You never know, but if it seems way to good to be true, it usually is.

[Tom P.]

Re: '62 Fuelie and '67 350 a/c Deals Too Good to be True?

When you're driving down the road, you do not have to be close to a skunk to smell it.

[Joseph T.]

Re: '62 Fuelie and '67 350 a/c Deals Too Good to be True?

That dealership is out of business- SCAM

[Bruce B.]

Re: '62 Fuelie and '67 350 a/c Deals Too Good to be True?

Plain and simple, if it looks to good to be true IT'S A SCAM.

[Chuck M.]

Re: '62 Fuelie and '67 350 a/c Deals Too Good to be True?

I agree, if it sounds too good to be true...

Take a look at this: http://www.foxcarolina.com/story/282...-cars-in-greer

[Mark E.]

Re: '62 Fuelie and '67 350 a/c Deals Too Good to be True?

Interesting story. It's terrible a car dealer is treating a reverend like that.

And you just don't often hear about a reverend trading in their pick up for a Hummer.

[Bruce B.]

Re: '62 Fuelie and '67 350 a/c Deals Too Good to be True?

The whole deal sound strange to me..

[Roger W.]

Re: '62 Fuelie and '67 350 a/c Deals Too Good to be True?

There was a car dealer around here that was selling people cars but stalling giving them the title. The Massachusetts Attorney General had to get involved.

[Tom P.]

Re: '62 Fuelie and '67 350 a/c Deals Too Good to be True?

Does anyone here remember a time when you almost could not give away a 57 for $700-800?
And NOOOOOOBODY wanted FI.

[Mark E.]

Re: '62 Fuelie and '67 350 a/c Deals Too Good to be True?

I'm under 80, so I don't remember that.