I have the opportunity to buy a flared out speedster replica for 7700.Does this sound too good to be true? Car seems to be in excellent shape. Any imput appreciated!
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I have the opportunity to buy a flared out speedster replica for 7700.Does this sound too good to be true? Car seems to be in excellent shape. Any imput appreciated!
That all depends,
Your question is like asking, "I can go on vacation for $300, is this worth it?"
Some details about the car are needed.
What manufacturer?
When was it built?
Is it completed?
Is it missing parts?
What size engine?
Who built the engine?
How many miles?
This could go on, and on and on...
Give us some info, we'll give you some pointers.
-=theron
Your question is like asking, "I can go on vacation for $300, is this worth it?"
Some details about the car are needed.
What manufacturer?
When was it built?
Is it completed?
Is it missing parts?
What size engine?
Who built the engine?
How many miles?
This could go on, and on and on...
Give us some info, we'll give you some pointers.
-=theron
There's something to be said for having the flared fenders in an older car. You can do an awful lot with the swing axle rear end and a larger engine that you can't do with pizza-cutter tires and an IRS axle setup.
if you seen it and its all in good condition and you want it bad enough 7700 is a great price.......
Post pictures, specs and location. If it is a great deal one of us will let you know --- and maybe take you for a ride! Ha, just kiding. Considering a raw kit is $8G's (no chassis/engine/wheels/tires) if its not trashed its a good investment (provided you can do the work yourself and enjoy doing it).