Just pondering at the moment... but if I were to sell my project as it sets, what is it worth? '68 roller in peices. Front subframe is rebuilt, powdercoated, wilwood 4 piston, slotted rotors, Del-a-lum bushings, drop springs, Hotckis sway bar, poly motor mounts, bilstein shocks valved accordingly. Alum body mounts, powdercoated core support, fender brackets and headlight housings (not pictured).

No rear end, original valance, cowl panel, drivers side fender, trunk lid, cowl hood, both doors (freshly blasted and primed) and drivers side inner wheel well (needs some work). repro header panel, tail panel replacement. Shell needs trunk floor and quarter panel. Floor pan is cut and fit, just needs welded in place. Doors are good, have all glass except front window. Have original interior but most needs replaced. Have most trim pieces and have both bumpers. All in decent condition but some have a couple battle scares.

I'm sure I'm missing some things but this will get me a ballpark. Was considering finding a project that was a little further along than mine to start from, but all depends on the money difference. Basically am just weighing options at this point.

http://i97.photobucket.com/albums/l231/buddypaw/Clip1.jpg

http://i97.photobucket.com/albums/l231/buddypaw/Clip5.jpg

http://i97.photobucket.com/albums/l231/buddypaw/avatar.jpg

http://i97.photobucket.com/albums/l231/buddypaw/car2.jpg

http://i97.photobucket.com/albums/l231/buddypaw/car3.jpg

http://i97.photobucket.com/albums/l231/buddypaw/floorinstall1.jpg

It is worth whatever someone is willing to pay for it?

3-5k???

3 to 5 k is probalby in the market. i gave 5500 for a junk car with title. what is the fire wall tag info. good luck.

It's just a 6 cyl. VIN code. Have $5k into how it sets. Most of that is in the subframe.

That is a nice looking clean subframe. I would say 3-5 but keep going on ur project.

Price out what you have to buy to finish it....that should tell you if you want to go on with this one...very nice frame.

Buddy,
From the pics, ...it looks like you're doing a nice job with what you've got done so far. I think we all get to a point at times and say, ..."this is taking forever", ...it seems they never get done. Other obligations get in the way, ...and the projects sit.
Personally, ...even though the shell may not be far along, ...you know exactly what you have, ...and it really won't take a whole lot more to get it ready for paint. Once you get over that hurdle, ...the rewarding part starts as you're putting it back together.
...my two cents? ...keep up the great work, ...continue ahead with it :thumbsup:

Keep it... you probabbly wouldn't be able to sell it for what you have invested so far