73 Camaro Project
I agree. You are pretty much telling everyone you are looking to screw someone out of their money. I have bought and sold plenty of cars for a profit but i have never tried to screw someone out of their money.
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Thanks for the responses though guys, I would just rather have a Trans Am.
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Luckily second gen cars seem to hold up well to the weather. The only thing you have to worry about really is the floor pans on T-Top cars. MOPAR cars will rot away if you try to even wash them.
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Yea it seems for the most part that the 70-73s hold a better value than the 74-81s . Brings back memories of when i had to sell my 79 z28 and didnt get much scratch for it even though it was a really nice running car.
This car will sell for 4000 and sell fast. Its a complete car and in decent shape. When I bought my car in 96 it was 600 bucks as a roller and 67-69 camaro were in the 3-4000 range. Thats where 70-73's are now. I agree, its not screwing anyone. If you dont like it, dont buy it. Make the guy an offer if you are interested. If you arent interested then get the f outta here, dont bash him for trying to make a few bucks off his good find. Tell me you wouldnt do the same. Good luck.
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Yeah, I saw a few nice 74-81's but there just not valuable yet, the profit margin and slim market isn't worth the risk.
I personally think it's all stupid but whatever. Like how can a 70 Superbird that they couldn't even sell for $4,000 or whatever back in the day be worth $200,000+?
But yeah I am still working towards getting this thing on the road, I just don't want to pay the insurance for it. I could basically drive it right now but it's a matter of if I have the ***** to do it... Which is no. Need to rig up some sort of kill switch and check the parking brake just in case, then maybe I will drive it to the gas station next week.. It's such a bad *** car, but I can never work on it since I can't keep it at home.
I personally think it's all stupid but whatever. Like how can a 70 Superbird that they couldn't even sell for $4,000 or whatever back in the day be worth $200,000+?
But yeah I am still working towards getting this thing on the road, I just don't want to pay the insurance for it. I could basically drive it right now but it's a matter of if I have the ***** to do it... Which is no. Need to rig up some sort of kill switch and check the parking brake just in case, then maybe I will drive it to the gas station next week.. It's such a bad *** car, but I can never work on it since I can't keep it at home.
Yeah, I saw a few nice 74-81's but there just not valuable yet, the profit margin and slim market isn't worth the risk.
I personally think it's all stupid but whatever. Like how can a 70 Superbird that they couldn't even sell for $4,000 or whatever back in the day be worth $200,000+?
But yeah I am still working towards getting this thing on the road, I just don't want to pay the insurance for it. I could basically drive it right now but it's a matter of if I have the ***** to do it... Which is no. Need to rig up some sort of kill switch and check the parking brake just in case, then maybe I will drive it to the gas station next week.. It's such a bad *** car, but I can never work on it since I can't keep it at home.
I personally think it's all stupid but whatever. Like how can a 70 Superbird that they couldn't even sell for $4,000 or whatever back in the day be worth $200,000+?
But yeah I am still working towards getting this thing on the road, I just don't want to pay the insurance for it. I could basically drive it right now but it's a matter of if I have the ***** to do it... Which is no. Need to rig up some sort of kill switch and check the parking brake just in case, then maybe I will drive it to the gas station next week.. It's such a bad *** car, but I can never work on it since I can't keep it at home.
I agree with Josh that it's a decent deal. I paid $2K for a '70 SS roller 2 years ago with much better paint, but similar rust. $4K is in the ballpark, but I may lowball the penguin at $2500...
