84 Hurst Olds project car value??

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What year did they stop making the eagle gt's?

Probably before 1990. Eagle GT's were "the Stuff" from 1982-1984. Gatorbacks took over for the "performance" tire in 1985 and GT's were already on the way out when spec'd on '86-88 G-bodies. Goodyear Tire dealers sold you ST's or Gatorbacks right after the GT's were gone. Gatorbacks were on the way out by 1994.

 

[H/O84]

 

[83hurst#1812]

Congrats man !!! Glad to see it being saved..

 

[H/O84]

The car would have never been parted, he was way to attached to it to do that, if I didn't buy it it would have sat in that barn until it rusted away. I only got it because he was a friend of mine. If their aren't to many surprises I think I can get her on the road this summer just need to get some paint on her and go through the fuel system, brakes and trans.

 

[olds307 and 403]

A good blasting and it will be ready for paint. Even the surface rust looks minimal. I would say the rims are the roughest part. As said, you could probably get back what you put into it to make it nice. That is my thoughts with my 70 S, rough but cheap to buy. My 88 CSC just has 0 value compared to this Hurst/Olds and is in rougher condition. I consider the 84 Hurst/Olds the second most valuable G body IMHO.

 

[Texas82GP]

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Have you seen the dustless blasting on TV? That car might be a good candidate. You would have to be able to roll up the door glass and would have to put the quarter window back in but it would be thorough in getting rid of the surface rust down in the pores of the metal and is not harmful to trim, glass, etc.