Re: What's this 69 Camaro SS RS worth?
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Jireh Customs</div><div class="ubbcode-body"><div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Lynn</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Although, depends on who did the sheet metal, and how well it was done.
I've heard this story before;"All you need is paint and misc. interior parts and good to go."
It USUALLY means. "All you need is 200 or so hours of basic body prep, another 100hours fixing misaligned panels, primer, block, primer, block then paint, and you are good to go."
I am not saying that is the case with this one. Charley may be spot on. But NORMALLY there is a reason the owner doesn't finish it. </div></div>
Oah, that is only $16,500 in labor and another $1,500 on materials to get it ready to paint. What's $18k between friends? </div></div>
I'm not really worried about the restoring costs, only the buying price. I have a body man who's really cheap and did my car for $6,500 with lots of bodywork needed and no shortcuts done to it. I'm sure that on this car we can get it painted for under 5k and it will be as mint as a 20k paint job on a carvright next to it with same PPG paint. For interior we are hoping to spend no more than 3k on parts and have my other buddy do all the installation. Now we just need to hope the car stays around for awhile. Me and my buddy are both busy this weekend and won't be able to check it out. The trans is supposedly #'s matching too
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