this is the same 3200 dollar car still needs odometer and heater fan. it has a few rust blisters and 2 dents it has 70,000 miles and is in overall great shape
and does anyone know where to get the euro foglights for it?

If this is the maroon car in Conn. that Kathy is selling?? I had her send me some pics and info on the car and it looked to be pretty nice. You looked at it and I did not. For a second owner car with documentation it did not seem to unfair. I would buy it if I had the storage room to do so. From NADA.

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$2500 was what she told me was her bottom line also.

Greg B.
1970 1800E

The last 164 I bought was a 73 and I paid $700 for it. It had a few problems
but ran OK. I don't think I would buy one with an automatic for any price
except as a parts car, and it would lack the most important part - the tranny.
"BO" is a great price but I think $2500 is pretty high unless there are some
scintillating items about it we don't understand.
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George Downs, The "original" Walrus3, Bartlesville, Oklahoma

its a 4spd overdrive and it has always been garaged so its in really good condition. it drives really smooth. its really good and doesnt need much.

The seller won't lower the price anymore if you do. This list has a majority of all the 164 fans in the world. If it goes to a less deserving person, so be it; a fundamental tenet of owning a 30 year-old driver is "lowest possible cost".