New Owner of a 1941 Flxible

[Kenny]

I'm Geeked - Just purchased a 1941 Flxible. Going to pick it up in the next week or so. Can't wait. It runs, builds air, been converted probally 30-40 years ago. All glass is good with some spares. Spare wheels. I'll post pictures later. Pretty sure I got a great deal. For you experts out there, what would be its approximate value?

Kenny

[Kwajdiver]

Kenny,

Sounds sweet, and yes, we want to see pictures.

Good Luck,

Bill W.

[thejumpsuitman]

Congrats!  Sounds like that will be a blast!  But...

[wal1809]

Congrats!  Sounds like that will be a blast!  But...

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[happycamperbrat]

Congrats!  Sounds like that will be a blast!  But...

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[Kevinmc5]

I don't care who you are that's funny

[Kenny]

Took some pictures

[Kenny]

[wildbob24]

Kenny,

Very cool. A nice addition to any one's bus collection.

As for value: It's worth exactly what you paid for it.

Bob

[Mex-Busnut]

Awesome!!! Now, don't forget to sign up and post 600 pictures over on www.flxforums.com! Those guys can give you a lot of Flxible-specific info, plus they always seem to know where there is a parts-donor bus.

[Geoff]

Kenny,

Very cool. A nice addition to any one's bus collection.

As for value: It's worth exactly what you paid for it.

Bob

Lets hope so!  We all know what a money pit buses are.  If that bus was totally original with the seats it would be worth something to one of the few museums that feature buses.  We are a small crowd that appreciate old buses, but buses(unlike cars), take a lot of money to restore or upgrade. Not too many of us have the money of Jay Leno.

--Geoff

[Kenny]

What's the best way to insert my pictures into my reply?
Kenny