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i have a complete 1941 110 chassis,rebuilt from the front to the back,ready for a coupe conv body

Spotted this today and just had to put it up for the rest of you to see.

1940 120 Sedan 4x4 Rat Rod. Body has been mounted on a Chevy truck frame and has a Buick V8 engine mated to a Dodge transfer cases. Not sure how this was all engineered or how well. Vehicle is only partially finished. Seller is "testing the waters" and is looking for offers. Was forced to abandon the project due to a recent back injury. Body actually does not look too bad, but fenders have been cut to accommodate monster tires. Roseburg, Oregon:

facebook.com/marketplace/item/473561269082915/?

A '41 clipper, New Mexico car, looks good other than the repaint color choice:
albuquerque.craigslist.org/cto/d/los-lunas-1941-packard-clipper/7809986986.html

Posted also on the AACA 'For Sale - Not Mine' forum with photos and contact information:
forums.aaca.org/topic/425167-for-sale-19 ... %C2%A0-not-mine/#ipsLayout_mainArea

The 1951 Patrician converted to manual shift, with photos:
forums.aaca.org/topic/424785-for-sale-19 ... ter%C2%A0-not-mine/#comment-2755655

If someone who is on Facebook collects the contact information, please add it here. Thanks.

Steve

Oddly, the blue 1941 Clipper is nearly the same shade of blue that one of my 1940 110s had originally from the factory. Maybe mine was a tad darker but not by more than a shade or two. I rather like it, to be honest, but don’t have that kind of money laying around or a place to put the car.

On the 1951 Patrician, it has a 1953-1954 hood ornament and at least one 1952 turn signal lens. I can’t quite see the driver’s side lens but the passenger side is 1952, not 1951. Then there is the velour interior . . .

“Testing the waters” and “trade for a running vehicle”

I have a running push mower I ‘ll trade for the Frankenstein pile of parts

does anyone have the sellers contact info. on the 40 conv coupe in ohio. i cant get into facebook, appreciate some help , Thanks

point: Facebook Marketplace posters do not include personal contact info like phone numbers in their ads. This is for security purposes and to deter scammers, which, unfortunately, are now rampant on internet sites.
You must have an active Facebook account and use their Messenger app to contact the seller.

Packard six, i appreciate u answering me back, Thank U

point: No problem. Glad to help. FB Marketplace actually has software that will block you from putting a phone number in your ad. Which, from experience, I can tell you is very dangerous today. You will attract scammers. Be aware that phone numbers may be used to hack into people's bank accounts as online banking applications typically use the account holder's phone number to generate a security code when you log into your account. A scammer can use your phone number to hack into your phone, then generate a security code to log into your bank account and divert funds to an account they control, often overseas. You could log into your account one day and find all of your money is gone. This has actually happened to people and the police cannot do much of anything as money wired overseas is usually untraceable and foreign governments often will not cooperate with U.S. law enforcement. So never, ever give your phone number out to people you do not know and certainly do not post it online anywhere. Same for your personal e-mail address - a scammer can use this to hack into your personal computer. Scammers are everywhere these days and are constantly looking for opportunities to steal money from people. Don't make it easy for them.