69 chevelle

[Denis]

[Bill Pritchard]

With your updated info (no winters, always stored inside and covered, car still very nice), and assuming there are no docs, I will guess $32 - $37K. If you truly believe that you're going to keep it this time (as opposed to buying it and then flipping it as soon as the old 'sentimentality' wears thin) then you might add on another $5 - $8K. As Sam has indicated, the fact that it's a true two owner car, you bought it new and have known the car it's entire lifetime is pretty much priceless

[novarichie]

thanks bill,back in 71 that 2800 bucks was a down payment on a house,car never left my town in 39 years,so i must go after it now.... richie......

[novarichie]

i talked to my buddy today,build sheet under rear seat,and one on top of gas tank he said thats all we need to to make the car legit. richie.............

[Bill Pritchard]

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back in 71 that 2800 bucks was a down payment on a house

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Yep, I hear ya, and I'm sure there are plenty more of us here that did something very similar But in this instance, you're one of the very few who gets a chance to make amends for past mistakes

Given two build sheets, I'd say you could drop $50K on it and go to bed smiling every night. Has your friend given you a price yet? Am I in the ballpark?

[mockingbird812]

Keep us posted Richie. Got any current pictures of it?

[novarichie]

sam,i'll get some current pics as soon as i can,thanks richie.........

[novarichie]

bill,no my buddy hasn't given me a price yet,i'm going to wait awhile yet ,the car is not going any were,will let you know, thanks richie......