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Re: value of 86 convt 116K miles?
From: RicSeyler <ricseyler(at)SPAMgulf.net>
Subject: Re: value of 86 convt 116K miles?
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Date: Fri, 13 Aug 2004 14:25:22 -0500
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An `86 Convert worth 10K? Manual or Auto? Auto won`t bring as much.
It would have to be very nice, under and out and in.....
like all the suspension wear parts replaced, u-joints, bearings, shocks,
tires, clean wheels,
nice paint, interior, seats, new top, no engine smoke on startup, no
fluid leaks,
squeaks and rattles, yada yada...
There is a LOT MORE to making a car over than paint, top, and carpet.
As much money, if not more, than you paid out for the paint, top and
carpet..
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Ric Seyler
SUBJECT: Re: value of 86 convt 116K miles?
From: Bob I <BobI(at)yahoo.com>
Subject: Re: value of 86 convt 116K miles?
Date: Fri, 13 Aug 2004 18:22:40 -0500
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I think you are low balling what you will spend, and over estimating
what you could sell it for. Now if you throw those small items out, and
enjoy it you should be a happy owner!
Raymond Prince wrote:
> I have priced many of the items needed through ecklers and I would be doing
> a lot of the cosmetic work myself. I also was thinking along the line of
> less than 5K for it like it sits now, and around 3K for parts to repair and
> 2-3K for the paint. So if I get in it and fix it for less than 10K, I would
> still have a car that should be worth a little more than what I have in it,
> I hope! Am I right?
> Thanks for your input.
> RLP
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From: Bob I <BobI(at)yahoo.com>
Subject: Re: value of 86 convt 116K miles?
Date: Fri, 13 Aug 2004 18:22:40 -0500
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I think you are low balling what you will spend, and over estimating
what you could sell it for. Now if you throw those small items out, and
enjoy it you should be a happy owner!
Raymond Prince wrote:
> I have priced many of the items needed through ecklers and I would be doing
> a lot of the cosmetic work myself. I also was thinking along the line of
> less than 5K for it like it sits now, and around 3K for parts to repair and
> 2-3K for the paint. So if I get in it and fix it for less than 10K, I would
> still have a car that should be worth a little more than what I have in it,
> I hope! Am I right?
> Thanks for your input.
> RLP
>
From: "Raymond Prince" <r.l.prince(at)worldnet.att.net>
Subject: Re: value of 86 convt 116K miles?
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Date: Sat, 14 Aug 2004 02:47:34 GMT
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Thanks for the advice guys. I went and looked at it again tonight, and the
paint is in good condition, the bad places were just buildup spots of dirt
from being under a cover for so long. Engine sounded good, no smoke and
smooth.
One more ? Did the wood grain dash overlays come from factory or is that
something that someone added afterwards?
RLP
"Bob I" <BobI(at)yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:10hqjbgiuuc7f98(at)corp.supernews.com...
> I think you are low balling what you will spend, and over estimating
> what you could sell it for. Now if you throw those small items out, and
> enjoy it you should be a happy owner!
>
> Raymond Prince wrote:
> > I have priced many of the items needed through ecklers and I would be
doing
> > a lot of the cosmetic work myself. I also was thinking along the line of
> > less than 5K for it like it sits now, and around 3K for parts to repair
and
> > 2-3K for the paint. So if I get in it and fix it for less than 10K, I
would
> > still have a car that should be worth a little more than what I have in
it,
> > I hope! Am I right?
> > Thanks for your input.
> > RLP
> >
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