Hello everybody

[55mike]

It seems to me.. the middle of the road car could actually cost more in the long run. Traditionally, these cars have hidden issues, poor paint/interiors, etc... so a guy buys one, then, soon figures out it's really not as nice as they thought it should be. Buckets of money come out... and they'll finally have a really nice car... but, they probably have more in it that it's really worth. I think it's better to build one from scratch (providing it's not a rust bucket) OR step up and buy one for a bit extra $$ and really have something. I've watched the TV auctions as of late, and I've seen some stuff go across the block much cheaper than it would cost to build it.... Just say'n..

[chevynut]

Agree with you Mike. I was recently thinking about buying a 69 Camaro and was looking at project cars for $10-15K. Really nice ones are going for $25-45K depending on model. I don't think you can build the project car for that difference in price.

[Bihili]

Since it only has 84,000 miles on the car and the fact he has original engine and transmission also with the car would push this car over the $30,000 range, based on the pictures you provided.

PS Welcome aboard.