Re: What's a good price for this car?
 

Thanks, I try. I really wanted to finish this one, but between college, and other cars I want, I just don't have the money. I can't afford 2 cars, so it's gotta go before I get another.

Anyone know where I can get a rust-free 67 Impala?

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<font color="blue">Is it me, or is there no hole in the hood here ---&gt;
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Re: What's a good price for this car?
 

If it helps we just added a 76' to our collection. One owner Alabama car. Daytona Yellow, white interior, New GM 260hp 350 engine, M20 4 speed, working AC, New paint on a great rust free body. Took a 2nd in class at Autorama 3 weeks after we bought it. Paid $4K for it.
It will be my son's (15 year old) first camaro.

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Good spot Motion! The first pic was taken before I did the motor swap of the original motor. Took out the 305, put in the 350, and cut the hood. It was either cut the hood or get a cowl induction one, and I couldn't afford the cowl, so I was forced to do the surgery.

As for the $4K price tag, I think ya got a pretty good deal on the car. If it's as nice as you say, shouldn't it book around $7500? (According to VMR auto guides)