Guy says it's a Texas car !. Floors and trunk floor are all solid ! That's the original interior! And paint. What do you think you would offer for it ?
That's what I was kinda thinkin. Fix it up to drive it to some cruises and then sell it after the fun wears off ! But don't want to over pay and not recoupe !
about 5 years ago my wife and I almost bought a '61 Phoenix. Good shape, 4 dr, ran and drove nice. 361 motor. The asking price was 3500.00. I offered 3200.00, they said no. I don't know what 5 years has done to the market. I also know the one we looked at was a good runner and driver. Maybe this will help with your offer.
But, for eample, I have a 64 more door Belvedere poly 318 car, drive anywhere, with fresh paint and tires windshield and back glass and gaskets, and some new interior I have for sale at $5200 and not one looker!!!
Thanks Barbee, That's what I was afraid of. The guys is asking $4500. It needs some work, probably way more than he tells. Brakes, fuel system some rust at the 1/4s & headlight area. Total clean up under the hood.
The "Christine" type of Ply and Dodges of the 57, 8 era TWO doors are hot. But they are extremely expensive to restore to any degree. Those are best sold as projects to someone wanting to own one.
I think it looks great!!!! I had a 1960 Dodge Dart convertibleI bought it in 1963 or 64 for $800.00 loved the car drove it for 2 years and gave it to my younger brother when I went in the Navy.he drove it for another 2 or 3 years then got a new car so it just sat in our yard. When I got home it was rusted away pretty bad so I just junked it. I think you would be happy with it. Has to be getting a lot of looks and comments as you drive it around.
