What's up with the classic car market? I've been seeing cars dropping in price. If that duster was bought for 5k and it took 20-25 to restore it would it be a investment?
I don't have the space for a project car. I'd have to rent a place big enough to take it apart for painting, the passenger door would have to be re skinned or replaced. I figured that it would take 15-20k for a restoration how close am I on that? I have a friend who would paint it for me so...
The '67 barracuda has a one year only glove box door and a couple of other little things. I've noticed that with mopar anything older than '68 there's not much available for them. I don't think that the antenna would be that much of a big deal. Good luck with your project.
Awesome. I think that they are great to have. Looks like it's going to be a nice place when your done. I had heartland siding put on our house when we had it built, it holds up well.
When we had the deck put up, I was told not to treat it for at least 6 months. After that I stained it every couple of years on the top and bottom and it lasted for 15 years and then only a few of the outer boards for the floor were bad when I had it replaced. If you use paint or stain the key...
I too, acknowledge people's kindness. Here where I live most will wave passing by in their cars. Kindness goes a long way, I believe that a smile and or a wave can change a person's day. You all have a great day.