82 el camino

[kuruption109]

i offered him 200 bucks he said he has to get atleast 400 out of it... lol

 

[adumb]

400 works

:thumbs up:

 

[custom442]

:shock: Run away!!! Save some money and you can be 200 steps ahead, a very nice starting point for these cars shouldn't be more than 1000-1500$ (in driving condition is the key, not for the motor, but to know everything else on the car works)... I say keep looking.

 

[adumb]

:shock: Run away!!! Save some money and you can be 200 steps ahead, a very nice starting point for these cars shouldn't be more than 1000-1500$ (in driving condition is the key, not for the motor, but to know everything else on the car works)... I say keep looking.

400 can be parted out for a decent profit

 

[Elky 83]

From a distance the hood, fenders, doors, window glass,land trim look decent. But look for rust or loads of bondo. If the rims clesn up well they are probably worth $150.00. Bumpers might go too. But make sure you have a market for these parts in your area. Shipping is a hastle.
Just my $.02.
Mike

 

[SScamino]

400 is good.

 

[custom442]

don't get it... 400$ is better spent on something you need!!! ... and don't look back!!!

a guy down my street sold a pristine el camino body/rolling chassis for 1200$. You can find a heck of a better deal than this

 

[outsider_27]

i agree body and motor look good, however if you plan to fix it up, it will nickel and dime you.

itd hafta be a labor of love.

Aren't most car builds a labor of love? The body looks good from the pics, so $400 doesn't sound bad to me, especially since I live in the rust belt!