As of April 20, 2024, this is the information we have about this car:
[Feb.01.2017] Car #406 is owned by CLC member, Harry Carlson. Harry says of his car (which, incidentally, is for sale): This car is an older, not-quite complete restoration. In my judgement, it needs as much money put into it again as its current market value. Owner added detailed, honest description of vehicle: Rescued from a barn by previous North Carolina owner who did most of the restoration. Purchased from estate of former owner. Have owned for nearly 10 years. Five restorable original alloy wheels, four restorable center wheel covers - car is currently on incorrect steel wheels with incorrect wheel covers. Three small dings on left rear stainless roof. Each electric system needs to be troubleshot until electric drain isfound. Currently, all fuses pulled. Three of four horns are missing. Runs rough. Stalls in traffic. Owner getting a little old to push a 5,300 lb. car through an intersection on a highway while blocking traffic. Mechanic says #2 carb needs a rebuild and he ' ain't the guy to do it 'cause' he ' don't want toget married to it' . Driver door trim held in place by duct tape at the moment. Car stalls when wheel is turned hard left, very upsetting especiallywhen making a left turn in traffic. Seems to be an electrical problem. Original gray carpet replaced with ghastly gray green one. Windshield has discoloration and bubbling laminations on upper right side. Broken outside driver's mirror. Needs 3 newtires. Atire unraveled from old age. Windows, electric trunk and other accessories were working when we pulled the fuses a few years ago. Running, licensed with historic Michigan plates. Clear Michigan title. Currently on springs. Bottoms out too easily. All air suspension itemsin a container (except, missing 1 of 3 originalvalve levelers). Sorry, no vanity items. The inside of the glove box with2 trunk control switches is missing. New exhaust system with incorrect tips on end of exhaust (no louvers). Restoration leather interior in gray is not quite correct. Missing front passenger side ash tray door. Brokendriver's sun visor (repairable). Missing 1 underseat rear heater. Straight body, appears to never have been in an accident or had a body-off restoration. No major corrosion orrust, except a bubble under paint here and there and superficial surface rust under thecar. Believed to have spent most of its life in North Carolina.
[Feb.01.2017] Car #406 is owned by CLC member, Harry Carlson. Harry says of his car (which, incidentally, is for sale): This car is an older, not-quite complete restoration. In my judgement, it needs as much money put into it again as its current market value. Owner added detailed, honest description of vehicle: Rescued from a barn by previous North Carolina owner who did most of the restoration. Purchased from estate of former owner. Have owned for nearly 10 years. Five restorable original alloy wheels, four restorable center wheel covers - car is currently on incorrect steel wheels with incorrect wheel covers. Three small dings on left rear stainless roof. Each electric system needs to be troubleshot until electric drain isfound. Currently, all fuses pulled. Three of four horns are missing. Runs rough. Stalls in traffic. Owner getting a little old to push a 5,300 lb. car through an intersection on a highway while blocking traffic. Mechanic says #2 carb needs a rebuild and he ' ain't the guy to do it 'cause' he ' don't want toget married to it' . Driver door trim held in place by duct tape at the moment. Car stalls when wheel is turned hard left, very upsetting especiallywhen making a left turn in traffic. Seems to be an electrical problem. Original gray carpet replaced with ghastly gray green one. Windshield has discoloration and bubbling laminations on upper right side. Broken outside driver's mirror. Needs 3 newtires. Atire unraveled from old age. Windows, electric trunk and other accessories were working when we pulled the fuses a few years ago. Running, licensed with historic Michigan plates. Clear Michigan title. Currently on springs. Bottoms out too easily. All air suspension itemsin a container (except, missing 1 of 3 originalvalve levelers). Sorry, no vanity items. The inside of the glove box with2 trunk control switches is missing. New exhaust system with incorrect tips on end of exhaust (no louvers). Restoration leather interior in gray is not quite correct. Missing front passenger side ash tray door. Brokendriver's sun visor (repairable). Missing 1 underseat rear heater. Straight body, appears to never have been in an accident or had a body-off restoration. No major corrosion orrust, except a bubble under paint here and there and superficial surface rust under thecar. Believed to have spent most of its life in North Carolina.