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Old 09-23-2024, 02:05 PM
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Assuming this ‘67 427 is a true Survivor that has it’s born with Powertrain (engine, transmission and rear end) I’d make it mechanical sound and enjoy as is.

Only a handful (2124) were built 57 years ago.

Some valuable cars need to be left alone, not new quarters, fenders, etc.
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Assuming this ‘67 427 is a true Survivor that has it’s born with Powertrain (engine, transmission and rear end) I’d make it mechanical sound and enjoy as is.

Only a handful (2124) were built 57 years ago.

Some valuable cars need to be left alone, not new quarters, fenders, etc.
whats the hood worth? $5,000?
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whats the hood worth? $5,000?
68's are asking $10k plus when the insert is included and seem to be easier to find then the 67 hoods so it depends on how bad someone needs it.
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Assuming this ‘67 427 is a true Survivor that has it’s born with Powertrain (engine, transmission and rear end) I’d make it mechanical sound and enjoy as is.

Only a handful (2124) were built 57 years ago.

Some valuable cars need to be left alone, not new quarters, fenders, etc.
I agree...leave it as is...make it safe to drive and have some fun.
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Assuming this ‘67 427 is a true Survivor that has it’s born with Powertrain (engine, transmission and rear end) I’d make it mechanical sound and enjoy as is.

Only a handful (2124) were built 57 years ago.

Some valuable cars need to be left alone, not new quarters, fenders, etc.
I agree, just not at $55k. The quarters on this car are really bad. Try to blow the pics up.
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The quarters on this car are really bad.
Agreed - not sure I could leave them that way and just drive it....which creates the dilemma of where do you stop?
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rust never sleeps. Like the plaque it is, it must be dealt with.
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rust never sleeps. Like the plaque it is, it must be dealt with.
What he said...
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All that has been said was my Exact point. I love these cars and have owned many (67-9), and still do own a 17K mile 68 Survivor. Very cool car, just not at 55K.

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