These cars dont come around cheap much

-
winter project

I don't know how many hours are in that owners day, but obviously hes got more time than I do lol

Deffinitly a lot cheaper than i've seen them in a long time
 
The present owner of my old car offered it to me for $5000. Although it looks pretty good I added up $7000+ in sheet metal alone and that's just to repair the rust I can see. I'm afraid of what additional I might find when it's stripped and blasted to remove the rust. I figured a good $35,000+ when it's all done. Those cars could be free and too expensive
for me to fix.
 
toolmanmike said:
The present owner of my old car offered it to me for $5000. Although it looks pretty good I added up $7000+ in sheet metal alone and that's just to repair the rust I can see. I'm afraid of what additional I might find when it's stripped and blasted to remove the rust. I figured a good $35,000+ when it's all done. Those cars could be free and too expensive
for me to fix.
Click to expand...


Couldn't agree with you more on the cars being free and too expensive.
 
Nice thing about an E-body you usually get what you put in to it or more. That is if you had to sell it at a later date.
 
f8valiant said:
Nice thing about an E-body you usually get what you put in to it or more. That is if you had to sell it at a later date.
Click to expand...
Very true. As the 72-4 E's become more popular they are worth more. Not in the cards for me now. If I could buy my old car, I would have a couple thousand dollars invested in storage fees until I could start on it.
 
I'll pass on the E-bodies.....Too big, too heavy, too expensive, don't handle as well....what is left to like about them???
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
-

Back
Top