[gb64]

I came across this, I think I'll probably buy it, the guy threw out $2k when I asked him what he wanted for it. It's a 4-speed car, he has the original 389 & 4-speed trans, along with the hood, in storage at his house. The floor pans are solid, all the glass is good and it has the 8-lug wheels. My question is what would any of you be willing to pay?
Terry

[gb64]

As a side note, if anyone is looking for a project car, this guy has about 15 similar cars on this property, 7 or 8 of them are ragtops, one of them being a '67.

[BOB VIDAN]

The 8 lugs, tilt column and 4 speed stuff is easy your money back.

[61-63]

That would make a neat car IMO because I am into the early 60s big Pontiacs and really like them, but a person would never get their money back even at a starting price of $2k. $35k is the most that car would bring restored to #1 condition and doing that would cost a bundle. +2 on what Bob said re getting your money back at $2k but it would take awhile so you better have someplace to put it as you pull the stuff off of it as people sign on.

[64CatalinaVentura]

It is worth every penny of $2k, but as stated previously, the cost of a total restoration is next to impossible to get back from these cars. Buy it, restore it, and enjoy having a rare big Pontiac that will almost always be the only one at any event you attend.

[Engine-Ear]

Originally Posted by 64CatalinaVentura

It is worth every penny of $2k, but as stated previously, the cost of a total restoration is next to impossible to get back from these cars. Buy it, restore it, and enjoy having a rare big Pontiac that will almost always be the only one at any event you attend.

X2, Frank.

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