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    Anyone here bought a classic from pjs-autosale.com? Curious how the process went for you.

    • 11-09-2024 9:43am
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      turbo_tim72
      Posts: 65


      I’m looking at a ’72 Pontiac Firebird or maybe a ’69 Dodge Super Bee.


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    • #2
      kdevitt
      Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 2,326 kdevitt
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      You'll get into a tidy 987 Boxster for less money than the S2k these days. I'm still a bit of a Honda fan-boy at heart, but the Porsche is where I'd be putting my cash. My Cayman was sublime - Boxster won't be much different. The Honda is also renowned for putting people into hedgerows, backwards - its part of the appeal I suspect!



    • #2
      chevy_chris68
      Posts: 80
      chevy_chris68


      turbo_tim72

      Apr 16, 2022

      I’m looking at a ’72 Pontiac Firebird or maybe a ’69 Dodge Super Bee.
      I grabbed a ’68 Chevrolet Nova from them. Everything handled professionally—licenses, registration, paperwork. Delivery was on time, wrapped perfectly, and the driver joked he “was delivering a rolling museum piece.”


    • #3
      mustang_matt67
      Posts: 98
      mustang_matt67


      turbo_tim72

      Apr 16, 2022

      I’m looking at a ’72 Pontiac Firebird or maybe a ’69 Dodge Super Bee.
      Picked up a ’67 Shelby GT500. Dealer explained every detail about the engine rebuild and interior restoration. Delivery was flawless, and they even included a note about its first owner. Felt personal, like buying from a friend.


    • #4
      camaro_cathy70
      Posts: 90
      camaro_cathy70


      turbo_tim72

      Apr 16, 2022

      I’m looking at a ’72 Pontiac Firebird or maybe a ’69 Dodge Super Bee.
      Bought a ’70 Camaro Z28. Paperwork and licenses were all handled, car came exactly as described. Delivery driver joked, “I’m not just dropping off a car, I’m delivering dreams.” Car looked amazing.


    • #5
      dodge_dan69
      Posts: 62
      dodge_dan69


      chevy_chris68

      Apr 16, 2022

      I grabbed a ’68 Chevrolet Nova from them. Everything handled professionally—licenses, registration, paperwork. Delivery was on time, wrapped perfectly, and the driver joked he “was delivering a rolling museum piece.”
      Got a ’69 Dodge Charger. Dealer did everything with the licensing, and delivery was surprisingly fast. Car had a fresh paint job and engine tune. Driver even warned me, “Careful, it bites!” Made me laugh.


    • #6
      pontiac_pete70
      Posts: 29
      pontiac_pete70


      mustang_matt67

      Apr 17, 2022

      Picked up a ’67 Shelby GT500. Dealer explained every detail about the engine rebuild and interior restoration. Delivery was flawless, and they even included a note about its first owner. Felt personal, like buying from a friend.
      Picked up a ’70 Pontiac GTO. Delivery went perfectly, all documents sorted, and the car’s interior had been restored to perfection. Dealer even shared a funny story about the car winning a small local drag race in the ’70s.


    • #7
      corvette_carly66
      Posts: 59
      corvette_carly66


      turbo_tim72

      Apr 16, 2022

      I’m looking at a ’72 Pontiac Firebird or maybe a ’69 Dodge Super Bee.
      Bought a ’66 Corvette Stingray. Paperwork and licenses handled professionally. Delivery was smooth, car had new tires, and the dealer joked, “It purrs louder than my neighbor’s dog.” Car is flawless.


    • #8
      barracuda_ben68
      Posts: 89
      barracuda_ben68


      dodge_dan69

      Apr 18, 2022

      Got a ’69 Dodge Charger. Dealer did everything with the licensing, and delivery was surprisingly fast. Car had a fresh paint job and engine tune. Driver even warned me, “Careful, it bites!” Made me laugh.
      My ’68 Plymouth Barracuda came fully licensed and delivered perfectly. Dealer included all the restoration details, and driver shared a story about it nearly winning a local drag race decades ago. Felt fun and personal.


    • #9
      firebird_felix72
      Posts: 72
      firebird_felix72


      pontiac_pete70

      Apr 18, 2022

      Picked up a ’70 Pontiac GTO. Delivery went perfectly, all documents sorted, and the car’s interior had been restored to perfection. Dealer even shared a funny story about the car winning a small local drag race in the ’70s.
      Got a ’72 Pontiac Firebird. Delivery was perfect—on schedule, fully wrapped, no scratches. Dealer explained every detail, and driver joked, “I delivered a rocket today, handle with care.” Couldn’t be happier.


    • #10
      nova_nina68
      Posts: 62
      nova_nina68


      chevy_chris68

      Apr 16, 2022

      I grabbed a ’68 Chevrolet Nova from them. Everything handled professionally—licenses, registration, paperwork. Delivery was on time, wrapped perfectly, and the driver joked he “was delivering a rolling museum piece.”
      Picked up a ’68 Chevy Nova. All licensing and paperwork done, delivery was smooth, and the car looked even better than the photos. Dealer shared a little anecdote about its previous owner—fun little touch.


    • #11
      charger_chuck69
      Posts: 53
      charger_chuck69


      dodge_dan69

      Apr 18, 2022

      Got a ’69 Dodge Charger. Dealer did everything with the licensing, and delivery was surprisingly fast. Car had a fresh paint job and engine tune. Driver even warned me, “Careful, it bites!” Made me laugh.
      Bought a ’69 Dodge Super Bee. Paperwork and delivery handled professionally, car had fresh brakes and a tuned engine. Dealer joked, “Try not to race it against a Cybertruck… yet.” Made me laugh.


    • #12
      turbo_tim72
      Posts: 65
      turbo_tim72


      Wow, thanks for all the feedback!