1966 and 1972 Saab 96 3 cylinder and v4

1966 Saab 96 sportNeeds complete restoration. Body is solid with minimal to no rust. Fairly big dent in passenger front fender and other minor dings. Interior is very rough but the seat frames are there. 3 cylinder engine turns over with some effort but notseized. Triple carb set up. I have extra set of doors and front and rear class. To my best knowledge this is acompletecar with no missing parts. Have DMV paperwork but will have to be register.Would love to restore myself but just don't have the time.
1972 Saab 96Older restoration. Has a few rust spots around front and rear window but car is solid. Runsextremelystrong and is a blast to drive. Clutch could need ableedingand rear brake shoes I think are in need of a change. Car does not have original seats or wheels. Has aftermarket Nardi steering wheel. Electric fuel pump, electronic ignition and HollyCarburetorwith correct intake.
I have many extra parts for the cars. Assorted bearings, rubber parts, tail light lenses, clutch slave cylinder rebuild kits, hub caps, and much more.
I will be happy to help with shipping but buyer is responsible for all shipping cost. Would rather not ship out of the country and will certainly not ship until all funds are secured.The cars are listed for sale locally (Los Angeles, Ca) and I reserve the right to remove them from ebay if they sell prior to the end of the auction. Sorry.I could not figure out how to have a listing title with the two cars, but yes there are two cars for sale in this auction.Feel free to ask any questions you have. I can get more photos for you if you wish.

On Aug-24-16 at 19:59:55 PDT, seller added the following information:

I also have an engine and transmission from an earlier saab that will go with the two cars. It is a non oil injected motor with the fan assembly across the top of the engine. I do not know the year of the car it came out of but it was pre 1966 for sure. Both are in need of rebuilding and the transmission has a broken housing, but maybe the gears are still usable.