'72 Corvette #s 454/4-sp Barn Find

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**olredalert** · #1 03-09-2022, 08:39 PM

----Considering that if you go to fix that you may as well jump into a complete resto. If so we are talking somewhere between 35 and 50 grand as I don't know what else is wrong (maybe more). If you just wanted to straighten out this problem then figure somewhere between 3 and 4 grand at any good shop, and a guy would have to be dumb to go anywhere that hasn't done this job before! Of course any help from a new owner would help a lot if that person is handy. I'm going a bit high on estimates as the price of things has ratcheted up so much lately. Materials and labor kill a lot of full resto's today....Bill S

**Too Many Projects** · #2 03-09-2022, 10:47 PM

It appears there is some damage to the wing on the back too, sot that should be addressed with the front and, probably a complete repaint. Maybe guessing low at 20 k for all that, what is a fair price for the car ?

It's at 14.5k now with no reserve. If a person could get into it for under 20, it would be reasonable ?

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