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11-09-2008, 08:33 AM
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Re: WOW! The Find of a Lifetime! 1963 SD 421 Tempe
Guy who has the front clip wanted $60-70k when the car was thought to be lost forever. I'm guessing he'd want more now
 Transaxle was sold to current owner for around $15k. I bet it has gone up, too? Let's not talk about trying to get one of the Randy Williams repo radiators that can not be purchased I am told, so that means making another run? Big bucks. Tiemann seemed to think $125-$150k plus parts for the resto. The big kicker is 2+ years before he could start... The car needs to be saved, and it will, but it sure won't be cheap. I did the math and came up with about $400-500k, and about 4-5 years of a full time general contracting gig  This is all based on buying the shell for $125k, and it wouldn't shock me if it goes for more in the eBay red mist!Colin 
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11-09-2008, 09:02 AM
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Re: WOW! The Find of a Lifetime! 1963 SD 421 Tempe
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I did the math and came up with about $400-500k, [/ QUOTE ] What did the George DeLorean car do at auction? Wonder how they compare re: race history ... Cool little cars. Angry white wagon must be one 'o the all-time greats.
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