WireBarn

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The WireBarn-mobile is for sale. Owned it for 11 years now. Best mobile advertising vehicle you can buy. You don't even need to drive it. You can park it at a venue and get a lot of attention just with it sitting there. I get more attention at car shows than a Lamborghini and I am serious about that. I can read people's lips as I drive by. They say two things. 1) What is that? and 2) WireBarn.com - priceless. I bought it because I wanted to advertise in the Woodward Dream Cruise in Royal Oak, MI but they wanted $1,200 for a lousy tent for 2 days and all you walked away with was a printed logo banner. So I went online to find one of those billboard trailers with the tall vertical fin and instead found an Ace Hardware owner selling this. It was branded for Ace Hardware so I bought it and had my own wrap put on it. It's in excellent shape. Been garage kept 24/7 pretty much for the past 11 years. It has only seen rain like twice. Original graphics from 11 years ago - I didn't think the vinyl wrap would even last 3 but here we are 11 years later. https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1081152716711100

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1954 Kaiser Darrin by Kaiser Motors.
Fiberglass body, sliding doors (they hide in the fender wells) and a 3 position soft top. It was trying to compete with the Corvette, but the top was difficult to put up/down and it was underpowered at only 90 HP and unbearable vibrations at speeds over 90 MPH.

The 1966 Ford Fairlane offered a range of engines, including a 200 cubic inch I-6 and various V-8 options, including the 390 V-8 in GT models. The GT/A model, a performance-oriented version, could achieve a quarter-mile run of 15.20 seconds at 92+ mph.