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Old 04-06-2006, 08:49 AM
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Originally Posted by mwritter
Maybe it's my rusty east-coast mentality, but after restoring many rusty cars, I'd give $8500 for a rust-free real GTO all day long.

No kidding uh? People who don't have to deal with rust have no clue how lucky they are.

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Old 04-06-2006, 10:38 AM
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For a rust-free body with no drive-train and a cut-up dash, I think $6000 is a fair deal.

Been here awhile and read lots of Bryan's post. Just my 2 cents, Bryan...spend more time focusing on finishing your senior project. You have spent a lot of folks' time helping you with recommendations\feedback\experienced advice on your project.

If you want to be a car broker, have at it. But learn the business first by working with an experience muscle car person, understanding the market, its influences and supply\demand. To be a respected car "broker", you need a lot more to bring to the table.

Just some constructive feedback, do with it what you will.

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