65 Beaumont convertible on kijiji Hamilton

norontcan · Canadian Poncho Superstar!

65 Beaumont convertible on kijiji Hamilton

CdnGMfan · Canadian Poncho Superstar!

It looks pretty nice. It even has a vintage car alarm with the key switch on the fender.

It almost looks like my old neighbor's car that she owned from 65-75. Her's was white with a white top but bright red interior. Last time I saw, it was abandoned on the side of the 403 by Cootes Paradise with the gas tank fallen to the ground. It was quite rusty by that time in 1977 so I figure that it didn't make it.

ROSIES CAR · Addicted!

It was for sale out here in BC for a longest time and then disappeared not too long ago they were asking 29000 US at the time. It has a different write up this time.

CdnGMfan · Canadian Poncho Superstar!

It does not say what engine it has, not even if it is a six or eight. The lack of badging suggests a 194. Why do people give next to no info in their ads? Are they charged by the letter?

Canadian Poncho · A Poncho Legend!

People right vague ads and then complain that people are "wasting their time" with a bunch of inquiries.

Pontiacanada · A Poncho Legend!

Canadian Poncho wrote:
People right vague ads and then complain that people are "wasting their time" with a bunch of inquiries.

Yep ... and then they never get back to you with answers ... they wonder why they can't sell an item.

MC · Canadian Poncho Superstar!

Pontiacanada wrote:
Canadian Poncho wrote:
People right vague ads and then complain that people are "wasting their time" with a bunch of inquiries.
Yep ... and then they never get back to you with answers ... they wonder why they can't sell an item.

At least it had a price on it. I don't understand when they don't list a price and then complain in the ad about people wasting their time.

Usually I know whether I'm interested or not as soon as I see the price, so if I don't see one I'm gonna ask how much they want for it. Seems obvious to me.

68vert · Guru

Can't agree more, let's face it most people have a budget whether that be low or high. If you have $25K to spend I doubt a person looks at $5K cars and vice versa (unless plant to spend other $20K on restoration)

A few basic descriptors is a baseline too IMHO. Engine size/cylinders, manual or auto & # gears,, how's the body and paint?, buckets console or bench?

Of course photos of these areas makes sense too. I believe that will weed out a lot of the time wasting, potentially from both sides.

I've been looking at LOTS of ads lately but rant over.... ;)