Going through the paperwork from my new to me Rover and found the ORIGINAL Bill of Sale- what a fun piece of history thought I'd share...
Oh, and a $100 credit for radio deletion!
From the FIAT Dealer no less....Attachment 11505
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Going through the paperwork from my new to me Rover and found the ORIGINAL Bill of Sale- what a fun piece of history thought I'd share...
Oh, and a $100 credit for radio deletion!
From the FIAT Dealer no less....Attachment 11505
Love it!
Look at that warranty! A confidence inspiring 12K miles or 12 months.....
That's awesome! I love stuff like this. Tropical roof was $55.75. You couldn't even buy the rivets to hold the tropical roof on for that these days. I wonder what his trade in was. He got a whopping $107 for it!!
His out the door price was $5,196. Today that would be $27,748. Hmm, that's a lot of money for not a lot of car.
Colin
And I though Warn hubs were expensive now! Yikes, $115 in 1973!
I thought the same thing about the price of the truck. I love series trucks but I'm betting that in 1973 there were better options for as much if not less money. Trucks with options like V8 engines, power brakes, power steering....the things we think about hacking on to our series today.
That's the $100 credit for the radio plus $7 sales tax.Quote:
Originally Posted by cnfowler
Oh, gotcha. I saw on the right side under 'Settlement' it showed "used car minus $107. I assumed that was a trade in.Quote:
Originally Posted by jac04
Colin
That's $614 today. Wowzers!!Quote:
Originally Posted by I Leak Oil
BLS72BMW, any pictures of the truck you can post?
Colin
Thanks! I guess the Marine Blue is long gone, huh!
Colin
Very cool!
What is an "External Electric Power Unit"? $55
I can't find anything on the power unit. Been searching for a while now. I'm hoping someone knows because not finding any info on it is starting to aggravate me. LOL.
Colin
Any chance its a winch or a light?Quote:
Originally Posted by cnfowler
Maybe its a FIAT thing that the dealership would sell.
Theres a set of Hella lights on the Green Weenie. Maybe thats it?
That could be it. The price sounds about right, too.
Colin
Great to have the original sales paperwork! I bought my brand-new 1972 Series III 88 in Spring 1973 in Milford, NH. It had no special options added. The colors were limestone over sage. I had originally agreed to buy a new limestone over Marine Blue for $4600, but it had been sold the day before, so the salesman sold me the green one for $4500.00. I drove it for 14 years, including a move to Utah on the freeway (at 55 MPH since it was still new!). I finally sold it in 1987 because a car seat wouldn't fit in it! And I got $2800 for it - $1700 for 14 years of use!
That's just awesome. I'm jealous of you guys that were around to buy these trucks brand new off the showroom floor. I want that experience. Someone needs to build a time machine.Quote:
Originally Posted by SirGeorgeSt
Colin