Agreed value?

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dartfreak75 said:
Yea I understand. I know that 73 and up isn't/wasn't desirable. Alot of them got parted for their disk brakes and bbp axles etc. But all of them that got crushed now make them far more rare than say a 69. So if you look at it that way it should be worth more lol
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At some point, worth more than they were..yes..but I'll still take a '69 model 1st. Lol Best way to make one desirable..is to make it fast af.
 
We checked with American collectors before buying these and they qualify as a garage

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A bodies were the red headed step child of our hobby not many years ago when people want 68-70 B bodies and 70-71 E bodies etc. until price and availability made people start looking at A bodies.
 
Me? One is in my House two car garage. The other one is in a new 12x24 shed that replace another one that went to hell. I have one outside and another one in my shop
 
diymirage said:
could i ask why two single stalls and not a single two stall?
(apart from usable space, id imagine a two staller would have been more affordable)
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Stumbled upon the first one at a discount because someone backed out if buying it is one reason. The other reason is I can sell them one at a time if need be or move them a lot easier if we ever move and want to take them with us.

They are 14x24 sitting on a stone pad.
 
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