AM I that far off?
I bought this car for a fair price of 42 bills in my mind.
No, it's not a 4 speed car or a 340. It's an original 318 73 Gold Duster.
Was it worth it? Well, that can become a big question in many peoples eyes. I bought it because it was extremely clean and the year really did not take any precedence.
There are so many variables which can make the resto expensive. So, most people in general will look for anything which will cost them money to get the car where they personally want it, when it's completed on a car they are looking to buy.
I personally like taking crap apart and putting it back together. It's like therapy to me and a learning experience.
I know I won't get out of it what I will have in it, but I don't care. It's the fun of just doing the build and self satisfaction.
I'm not looking to make it a show car (which it will be nice when it's done), I want to drive it and have fun.
Just bide your time and it will sell eventually.
As stated earlier....the market does go up and down all the time. Location and what someone is willing to pay for the car are just a few other items that come into play.
Some people have a bit more money to spend than others. I am one of the "others". But I enjoy what I got and am thankful for it.
I bought this car for a fair price of 42 bills in my mind.
No, it's not a 4 speed car or a 340. It's an original 318 73 Gold Duster.
Was it worth it? Well, that can become a big question in many peoples eyes. I bought it because it was extremely clean and the year really did not take any precedence.
There are so many variables which can make the resto expensive. So, most people in general will look for anything which will cost them money to get the car where they personally want it, when it's completed on a car they are looking to buy.
I personally like taking crap apart and putting it back together. It's like therapy to me and a learning experience.
I know I won't get out of it what I will have in it, but I don't care. It's the fun of just doing the build and self satisfaction.
I'm not looking to make it a show car (which it will be nice when it's done), I want to drive it and have fun.
Just bide your time and it will sell eventually.
As stated earlier....the market does go up and down all the time. Location and what someone is willing to pay for the car are just a few other items that come into play.
Some people have a bit more money to spend than others. I am one of the "others". But I enjoy what I got and am thankful for it.