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HAHA this dream turned into a nightmare
Thanks guys for all the info
(thanks hotrod i'll check the sticky.)
Okay so lets scratch the cuda. (30k, maybe in 10 years, but right now, not the wisest decision i could make
)
For about 3-5k What kind of muscle car should I start looking into?
Thanks guys for all the info
(thanks hotrod i'll check the sticky.)Okay so lets scratch the cuda. (30k, maybe in 10 years, but right now, not the wisest decision i could make
For about 3-5k What kind of muscle car should I start looking into?
Heres a 72 Chevelle for 5,900.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...561674165&rd=1
Here is a true 66 Chevelle SS for 6,600. Just so you can compare. It's somewhat in the range your looking in.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...560626447&rd=1
The only thing is for the money you spend what ever you get will probably have to be plain jane and need some work. I bought mine for $1,700 12yrs ago. It was just sitting on the side of the road for sale. It's as plain as you get just had factory a/c. I put the buckets in and did everything else myself. It was appraised about 6yrs ago for $12,500. It's due for paint and body work again though. You can just about bet no matter what you get it will appreciate. Keep your receipts too for everything you do to it. That will help when you get an appraisal and insurance!
I can look for other stuff later but as far as Chevelles go most of the "Buy it Nows" were just over $5,000. Anywhere from 6,000-8,000. Not that you want a Chevelle
but thats just where I started
.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...561674165&rd=1
Here is a true 66 Chevelle SS for 6,600. Just so you can compare. It's somewhat in the range your looking in.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...560626447&rd=1
The only thing is for the money you spend what ever you get will probably have to be plain jane and need some work. I bought mine for $1,700 12yrs ago. It was just sitting on the side of the road for sale. It's as plain as you get just had factory a/c. I put the buckets in and did everything else myself. It was appraised about 6yrs ago for $12,500. It's due for paint and body work again though. You can just about bet no matter what you get it will appreciate. Keep your receipts too for everything you do to it. That will help when you get an appraisal and insurance!
I can look for other stuff later but as far as Chevelles go most of the "Buy it Nows" were just over $5,000. Anywhere from 6,000-8,000. Not that you want a Chevelle
but thats just where I started
.
Originally Posted by IceBurn
well yours has Definitely come a long way!!
btw you've got a PM. I got bored at 4am, and did some "research"
ps: dano that car =
btw you've got a PM. I got bored at 4am, and did some "research"
ps: dano that car =

Originally Posted by 70Z



