It's awfully easy to get upside down on cars. I think this car is gorgeous. But, if you've been watching prices you know that the vast majority of A-bodies don't seem to hit the high teens on websites where they're being sold. Getting this car done to the state it's in surely took close to that price (probably more). Market prices fluctuate. If this was a Formula S or a factory big block/hemi car obviously it would be likely to bring more $$. If it were me wanting to buy the car to flip, I wouldn't want to go over 15k. I know that's below the value of the car but if you give what the car is worth you diminish the likelihood of getting your money back down the road. If I were buying the car because I wanted a '68 and liked the way this one was set up, I'd say the price is pretty good. Most cars I've bought, I bought because I WANTED them. I tried to figure out how much it would cost me to replicate, and if it was more than the asking price I'd figure it was a good deal. As I said earlier, this car looks really really good.