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09-09-2011, 03:31 PM
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Yeah, fully restored cars are selling in the low 20's. Sellers are asking alot more, but that is the price range they are selling at. Documente Ram Air cars, tripower cars, and ultra rare cars command top dollar, but thats about it.
It isn't 2004 anymore. Here is my body off matching numbers '64. Not a spec of rust on the car, and never has been. Everything works 19k miles on the 1995 restoration. $24K drive it home. https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?...ddc4b94&type=1 It would take me over $30K to build that car today. |
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