thinking about buying friends 70 ss - Page 2

stevestrat · #1 01-31-2010, 02:03 PM

Just keep in mind that the market has softened on these cars recently. It does not mean that it will not rebound. I will be the fifth person to say "don't paint the car" unless it is necessary. If there is no rust, a buffer in the right hands can work miracles.
LS6 Survivor, $80,000 to $100,000 seems fair to me, depending on the condition of the underbody and paint.

jacks996 · #2 02-01-2010, 05:19 AM

thanks for the advice. i know a guy that can do magic with paint and will see what he can do and just keep it 100 percent original.

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Originally Posted by stevestrat

Just keep in mind that the market has softened on these cars recently. It does not mean that it will not rebound. I will be the fifth person to say "don't paint the car" unless it is necessary. If there is no rust, a buffer in the right hands can work miracles.
LS6 Survivor, $80,000 to $100,000 seems fair to me, depending on the condition of the underbody and paint.

fst64_v8power · #3 09-24-2010, 11:49 AM

I always ask "what are you trying to get out of the car", you never know he may want less than your original offer...Ya'll are buddies im sure you will work out a deal..Def keep the car the way it is and dont change a thing, it will be worth more "Original" than restored in my opinion

Rank · #4 10-09-2010, 11:51 AM

I am thinking the author is sitting back giggling like a homely girl at the 8th grade dance.

Giggling because he ended up with the car or because he just pulled the wool over a few people's eyes LOL

Until I see pics I am betting on the second.