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another jewel out of bedford...wonder what reserve on this is.
"Original Color Combo is Exterior Daytona Blue With a Dark Blue Interior. Engine is correct #s matching 327Ci/300Hp with a 4 speed Transmission. This was a very original car until it was in a accident. It was then parked in a shed in 1971 and hasn't moved. It is sold with a clear Pa title. It does contain rust scale but this car is worth bringing back due to its originality!"
Split rear window stainless/glass: $2,500
Split interior rear window metal trim: $1,000-$2,000
Two 63 only doors: $2,000-$2,500
A-pillar 63 only door stainless (both sides): $1,400
63 only instrument cluster with gauges: $800
63 only dash clock: $500 (for rebuildable core)
63 only glovebox door: $250
63 only rocker moldings (if both are good): $400
63 only emergency brake ***'y (if good): $200
63 only wheels (4 originals): $1500-$2000
63 only alternator, pulley & half-moon fan: $400
63 only AFB carb: $350 (for rebuildable core)
63 only windshield molding clips (if usable): $200
63 only heater box air diverter: $150
63 only spare tire tub (if usable): $500-$600
63 only shifter console and extensions: $500
And that's not even counting salvageable 'small bits' that are '63 only...already over $10K without breathing hard...
Last edited by Frankie the Fink; Feb 9, 2017 at 04:51 PM.
2 hours later and it's over $25,000.
Didn't that clapped-out half burned one on ebay a few months ago end up going for over $30,000? Where are these buyers when I want to sell something?
Anything can be repaired. No question. But... the biggest problem with this one is rust. Frames can be had..and it will need one. But from what I can see... most if not all of the rest of the car is rusted. That means that many of the metal parts you might normally be able to reuse...are toast.
I would not offer more than $5000. You can actually find SWC's projects for under 30k that actually run if you look hard.
Anything can be repaired. No question. But... the biggest problem with this one is rust. Frames can be had..and it will need one. But from what I can see... most if not all of the rest of the car is rusted. That means that many of the metal parts you might normally be able to reuse...are toast.
I would not offer more than $5000. You can actually find SWC's projects for under 30k that actually run if you look hard.
Hey, all this car really needs is an Expansion Tank Cap job.
1. Open Hood
2. Remove Expansion Tank Cap
3. Push car away
4. Roll a restored car under Expansion Tank Cap
5. Install cap
6. Close hood
7. Sell for mega bucks