57dodged100
Well-Known Member
Newbie here,
Wanted to say hello. I have restored and love my old dodge truck:
(http://sites.google.com/site/steves57dodge/ - if your interested.)
I am less familiar with the A bodies. However, I am considering a 72 scamp for sale locally that is also on Ebay:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/scam...&_qi=RTM1303752&forcev4exp=true#ht_501wt_1182
In case the link doesn't work the Ebay item # is : 271198443324
The car would be easier to haul the wife and kids in. I have driven the car and it is solid. Paint has problems including a little rust under the vinyl top and chips here and there, it is crackled on front quarter. However, the paint is 40 years old, so what can you expect.
Here is my question. What is a fair price for this car?
Before doing some research I thought this might be a unique "barn find" type car that could be shown at some shows as it is a low milage survivor. However, after surfing the net a few hours it seems that a fair number of these early 70's A-bodies survived in great shape. I'm looking for a $5000 mopar that won't need much and can be driven without hesitation.
As a truck guy, I'd really appreciate any help or suggestions about this vehicle.
Thanks, Stephen
Wanted to say hello. I have restored and love my old dodge truck:
(http://sites.google.com/site/steves57dodge/ - if your interested.)
I am less familiar with the A bodies. However, I am considering a 72 scamp for sale locally that is also on Ebay:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/scam...&_qi=RTM1303752&forcev4exp=true#ht_501wt_1182
In case the link doesn't work the Ebay item # is : 271198443324
The car would be easier to haul the wife and kids in. I have driven the car and it is solid. Paint has problems including a little rust under the vinyl top and chips here and there, it is crackled on front quarter. However, the paint is 40 years old, so what can you expect.
Here is my question. What is a fair price for this car?
Before doing some research I thought this might be a unique "barn find" type car that could be shown at some shows as it is a low milage survivor. However, after surfing the net a few hours it seems that a fair number of these early 70's A-bodies survived in great shape. I'm looking for a $5000 mopar that won't need much and can be driven without hesitation.
As a truck guy, I'd really appreciate any help or suggestions about this vehicle.
Thanks, Stephen
