A very good example of resto cost and value of a 69 Cuda
I've always said you are better off buying a classic mopar completely finished unless you are a hobbiest and like the work. My hardtop has around 20K in it total maybe a smidge less. My Ragtop about 3K in it total in 1985 then Restored (driver quality) myself 2018 adding about another 4k .That does not include my labor as I built these cars myself . I enjoyed building it myself and take pride in saying Built not Bought. I don't thinks it's wrong for someone to buy and drive it. You just don't have that (I did it myself) pride. JMO
I've always said you are better off buying a classic mopar completely finished unless you are a hobbiest and like the work. My hardtop has around 20K in it total maybe a smidge less. My Ragtop about 3K in it total in 1985 then Restored (driver quality) myself 2018 adding about another 4k .That does not include my labor as I built these cars myself . I enjoyed building it myself and take pride in saying Built not Bought. I don't thinks it's wrong for someone to buy and drive it. You just don't have that (I did it myself) pride. JMO
