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11-11-2013, 01:53 PM
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Help Determine Value 1968 Tempest
Went and looked at a 1968 Tempest today. First 5 of vin reads 23537. Seller was asking $3000 for the car and $800 for a 12-bolt rear end.
The car has a 350 Pontiac, none-HO and a powerglide trans. The car runs and idles smooth, owner says the transmission works as well. Car has A/C that appears to be all there and has the entire interior still with the car, Fiero seats instead of the Tempest seats however. The car needs some floor work but it comes with replacement pans for both sides. Also needs a trunk pan. Exterior wise the car appears very straight and I could not find any bondo with my magnet. It will need some lower fender patches and lower quarter work as well as full paint. So I offered him $2500 for the car and the rear and I think we are very close. What do you guys think of a deal like this and the actual value of the car? I would be buying the car to fix up and use as a summer DD, not a full resto or anything like that. Thanks in advance!
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