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#11
Well yeah, but that is European exotic. Anyone with a couple extra bucks would by one just for the name, regardless of what piles of crapola they were/are.
We talking Japanese entry/mid sports car with a general bad rep
Enthusiasts would eat it up at auction I think, probably do better than 8K if sold tomorrow, I was speculating a jap import generating the stoopid money that other cars of lesser performance generate.
We talking Japanese entry/mid sports car with a general bad rep
Enthusiasts would eat it up at auction I think, probably do better than 8K if sold tomorrow, I was speculating a jap import generating the stoopid money that other cars of lesser performance generate.
#12
Originally Posted by 89 Rag' post='810881' date='Mar 29 2006, 08:56 AM
Well yeah, but that is European exotic. Anyone with a couple extra bucks would by one just for the name, regardless of what piles of crapola they were/are.
We talking Japanese entry/mid sports car with a general bad rep
Enthusiasts would eat it up at auction I think, probably do better than 8K if sold tomorrow, I was speculating a jap import generating the stoopid money that other cars of lesser performance generate.
toilet. Both the sevens and Z cars are not bringing the right money and you can drop a ton in both
of the cars. As far as there being a profound interest in these cars like the "cuda" NOT
You will see the Pope go by on a hang glider before that. I been in the car business for 20yrs.
and it aint gonna happen.
Good Luck
#14
A lot of talk about if the value of the car will rise far enough to cover the cost of the restoration. I look at it this way. Will you enjoy the process in restoring the car? If you do then when or if the car value increases becomes secondary. I am currently restoring back to original condition a 82 RX7. It will not be a full 100 point restoration when I am done but it will look and drive very nice. When I am done I will have more in the car than what it is worth but so what. I am enjoying myself and that in and of itself has value to me.
#15
Originally Posted by liondogs' post='811296' date='Mar 31 2006, 11:11 AM
A lot of talk about if the value of the car will rise far enough to cover the cost of the restoration. I look at it this way. Will you enjoy the process in restoring the car? If you do then when or if the car value increases becomes secondary. I am currently restoring back to original condition a 82 RX7. It will not be a full 100 point restoration when I am done but it will look and drive very nice. When I am done I will have more in the car than what it is worth but so what. I am enjoying myself and that in and of itself has value to me.
yah, and its a fun car to drive too
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