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tim May 6th, 04, 05:16 AM I have the chance to pick up about 10-12, 70 through 72 chevelle doors at 50.00 dollars a piece. I just hate to see them C R U S H E D. Do you guys think it would be a good investment, probably can get some hoods and trunk lids for the same price. Vintage 68 May 6th, 04, 05:32 AM Truthfully - I have been trying to 'do-my-part' in any way to save parts lately. I recently picked up a set of 1965 Buick Electra doors (yard sale - $25 for the pair) and gave them to a contact in the classic salvage business - just because I would have hated to see them crushed or ??? Same thing for some old 40's :confused: Ford truck bed parts I found. Forwarded to a 'Santa Cruz Ford' friend. If I can "Save-a Part" - I do... One look in my shop would show you what a 'soft-touch' I am about this graemlins/clonk.gif I'm sure one "poke" over on Team Chevelle would bring lots of interest. I hate to see these old parts be distroyed for any reason. JMHO; John DjD May 6th, 04, 06:06 AM You might ask over at www.chevelles.com (http://www.chevelles.com) IMO if the crusher is their fate I think the price is high, that's not to say they are not worth more. Offer $300 for the lot of 10-12 and see where it goes... toycarlvr@aol.com May 6th, 04, 06:52 AM Depends also if the doors are off a coupe or a Wagon or 4-Door Sedan! My guess is for coupe doors in great shape (possibly with window regulators and motors) the price seem quite reasonable... Good luck graemlins/beers.gif choptop May 6th, 04, 07:54 AM Get them for a song, stick 'em on e-pay and make a few bucks for yourself! | ||