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Old 04-16-2010, 06:41 PM
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Default Re: Hurst SC/Rambler Value

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I've been a big fan of these cars for years and chased quite a few. They are very difficult to find parts and when you do;quite pricey. Top level restored cars go for $30-$40K.Unless you enjoy living on Ebay and don't mined spending lots of time chasing parts, my advice is to buy one done or buy this one to part out. The AMC world is quite small and populated by some "interesting" people. --JMO.

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Have to disagree with the "parting out" advice. with only around 300 of these cars documented, parting out one is a big hit to the SC community. First start here by registering it.
http://www.joiesjeeps.com/
I believe the poster was looking for a purchasing price? I paid 3K for a basket case with NOS fenders, doors, hood, decklid, rear quarters, bumpers etc..6 years ago. What shape is the metal in? Almost everything can be found on donor Ramblers or Rogues. Post some pics as well and than we can assist you in placing a price.

Heres a question for board members. Who used the name Supercar first?
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