63 split window alert
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I'm waiting for prices to drop even further, and then I'm going to buy Frankie's SWC for peanuts.
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Seems like a reasonable price to me. I've seen plenty of nice '63's for $85-90K. It looks like it would take about $20-25K to bring this car to the level of those ones.
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Glad I'm not a 63 fan.
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biggd (10-17-2018)
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I know. It’s a tough gig, what with people wanting your car for peanuts and all.
Seriously, you have to be very careful in the 63 market. A correct coupe door could easily cost $2,500. Hit a few of those snags and your bargain can become a money pit.
Seriously, you have to be very careful in the 63 market. A correct coupe door could easily cost $2,500. Hit a few of those snags and your bargain can become a money pit.
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rtruman (10-17-2018)
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It's not a coupe, but here's a '63 I am sure one of you guys will want to snap up....
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Nice patina. A restomod candidate for sure
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I agree if you do the math that's correct.
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It's not a coupe, but here's a '63 I am sure one of you guys will want to snap up....
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