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: Question that is totally subjective...


Frankrentef
Apr 26th, 06, 01:31 PM
Subjective question for the members.

I've found 67 shell, rolling body. little to no rust, minor dings, dents, will need an interior kit, no dash. Once had a floor shift transmission. Glass is good, coupe by the VIN #. This is a rolling body only, no engine or transmission.

What a fair price?

What's the most you would expect to pay and what's a fair price (based on available info). I know this is a hard question to ask without pics, etc. but I'm looking for some type of guidelines. What's "fair" to both buyer and seller.

kz1000ltd
Apr 26th, 06, 01:47 PM
2000

KevinK7
Apr 26th, 06, 01:48 PM
...total guess, assuming all the sheetmetal is there, ......somewhere between $1000 and $3000...?
I know that's pretty wide open, ...but I would think somewhere in that range.

RUSTY69
Apr 26th, 06, 01:49 PM
im guessing in the neighborhood of 5k....maybe more seeing as how there is no rust..

kz1000ltd
Apr 26th, 06, 02:10 PM
5K for a shell? You've been watching too much "reality" TV!! :D:D:D

RUSTY69
Apr 26th, 06, 02:43 PM
5K for a shell? You've been watching too much "reality" TV!! :D:D:Dwell, a solid 67 body, without motor or trans can pull for 5k...depending on condition..im guessing.

EDIT: yes i do watch to much reality tv though..:clonk:

clwilcox33
Apr 26th, 06, 04:14 PM
Depends, is it an RS? SS? Z/28? Not enough information given. I'd say between 2k-6k depending on original options and condition. I doubt it's a Z, but all bets are off if it is.

Frankrentef
Apr 28th, 06, 04:39 PM
Based on the #'s it was a "coupe"

clwilcox33
Apr 28th, 06, 06:59 PM
Well any car that wasn't a convertible is a "coupe".

thorpe67RS
Apr 28th, 06, 07:23 PM
From what i have seen lately 2k would be a pretty good deal. Or you can just go by the new dynacorn bodys for 13k :clonk: