Please help value this CMC speedster

I've been coaching (ya, like I know what I'm talking about ) "Slammed" here in the background about the dangers of CMC butt sag. What's a good (or bad) thing he should look for besides the obvious over abundant door gap?

Rich, you've been more than helpful on this new journey. If I do pull the trigger on this CMC you have first dibs on the peanut butter shag carpet haha! Seriously though thank you!

If you do you own work and can handle the restoration yourself you should be fine at 5-7k. Start the price out at $3,500 as see where it goes. If you got it for say $6,500 you will put another 5,000 into the restoration you have about $11,500 to $12,000 in it when your done. The Kit build cars are not worth as much as say a new Beck, or JPS but done correctly can bring decent money, its all about the finished product

 

I paid $7,000 for mine 4 years ago in similar shape

 

Gotta laugh at the seat bottom cushions.  There has to be $20k worth of 20 dollar bills stuffed in there or they are inflated to 60 vs 20#s!  Hard to tell by pictures as to quality of the paint.  Think Alan pointed out that all seem to be $16k cars when finished to respectable road-worthy condition. So figures what new interior ($1600 at VS) and other fixes would cost and work back from there.  If a paint job is needed (it looks nice in pictures) that could be $2K.  

I had a good laugh at the whoopie cushion seat bottoms as well. I was wondering how many animals lived in them. . Is it just me, or do those carb look like they are sitting on type 3 manifolds? They seem to be sitting really low. Maybe it's just an illusion?

That little car looks like a respectable start.

Let us know how it goes.

Ted