Reason #11- Stop driving up the price!!

[81cutlass]

Thanks Hot Rod, now lumber and real estate levels of inflation are going to hit G bodies.

10 Reasons to Buy a GM G-Body

Why GM’s 1978-to-1988 intermediate platform might be everything you crave in your next cheap hot rod project car.

www.hotrod.com

 

[melloelky]

I'll give you another reason,this forum.

 

[g0thiac]

Thanks Hot Rod, now lumber and real estate levels of inflation are going to hit G bodies.

10 Reasons to Buy a GM G-Body

Why GM’s 1978-to-1988 intermediate platform might be everything you crave in your next cheap hot rod project car.

www.hotrod.com

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Smh, at least anyone selling will make some decent money though.

 

[303'505rollin]

And the price of rust goes up because now it turns gold, the same is happening to 92-99 obs trucks too

 

[mclellan83]

Meh, I got mine til I die so gonna be a good investment for me

 

[69hurstolds]

82 Hurst/Olds? Yeah, guess it's rare. I think they confused 83 and 84 H/O numbers. They only made one 82 "H/O" that I know of, for prototype purposes. Guess they forgot that the 85 442 only had 3,000 units made.

 

[PBGBodyFan]

Feel prices have gone bonkers in the past year, based on what I see or at least what people are asking. Project or parts-car quality cars some want 2,500-5,000 for now. Nice drivers 5,000-10,000. Many think they have gold and it’s a domino effect, others see that then put theirs for sale with a dumb price too. Maybe all the free money floating around is causing inflation 🤷‍♂️. Some increase is expected but it feels accelerated too much, too soon.

 

[Supercharged111]

And the price of rust goes up because now it turns gold, the same is happening to 92-99 obs trucks too

I've got a 98 crew cab dually with zero rust if you're in the market. I'm debating now in waiting to sell because of that. On the other hand, I want a regular cab long bed 2500 in that body as well.

 

[69hurstolds]

Try and buy a new Escalade...for MSRP or any sort of discount. You would think they were G-bodies.

I think I'm going to sell my G-bodies for about $400,000.00 each. Yeah, they're worth it.

 

[L92 OLDS]

82 Hurst/Olds? Yeah, guess it's rare. I think they confused 83 and 84 H/O numbers. They only made one 82 "H/O" that I know of, for prototype purposes. Guess they forgot that the 85 442 only had 3,000 units made.

And they forgot to list the 87' 442