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Old 03-01-07, 08:57AM   #1
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I bought a 67 firebird w/ original 326 and drive train. I paid $1000.00 bucks for it. Was that a good price for a 67 with a siezed motor and major cancer.
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Old 03-01-07, 10:52AM   #2
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OUCH!!! I paid $500.00 for my 67 400 coupe with the original 400 motor in it and drove it home, but it needed a lot of work on the body.
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Old 03-01-07, 11:01AM   #3
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OUCH!!! I paid $500.00 for my 67 400 coupe with the original 400 motor in it and drove it home, but it needed a lot of work on the body.
How long ago was that?
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Old 03-01-07, 11:36AM   #4
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Old 03-01-07, 01:18PM   #5
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You got a good deal bro!! I have seen car shells go for more.
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Old 03-01-07, 01:48PM   #6
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I bought a 67 firebird w/ original 326 and drive train. I paid $1000.00 bucks for it. Was that a good price for a 67 with a siezed motor and major cancer.

Depends what your plans are for it.

Are you looking to restore it or flip it or both?

Seems like a good deal if all the stuff is there...
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Old 03-01-07, 03:13PM   #7
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My plans are to have the tranny rebuilt and rebuild the engine. Also replace all the sheetmetal that nees to be replaced. I want to restore the car and keep it for my son. When I was 16 my pops gave me his old 76 w/ a 301. I didnt know what I had until I was older. The only thing I didnt like was the vynil top.
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Old 03-01-07, 03:44PM   #8
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Heres the only pic I have of the old 76
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Old 03-01-07, 03:53PM   #9
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You got a good deal bro!! I have seen car shells go for more.
Yea, look on epay. Most are waaay overpriced, though.
Ask yourself these questions: is it complete, or is there enough there to build a complete car?
Are you willing/able to do the work needed to be done to it?
If so, then you got a pretty good deal. [thumbs]
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Old 03-03-07, 11:20PM   #10
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You got a good price...not a deal, but you weren't ripped off, either...these cars are getting rarer by the day.
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Old 03-04-07, 10:26AM   #11
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I paid 1000 for a 78 ws6 w72 TA. motor was seized, and had cancer in the quarters and floors. 95 percent of the body was perfect though and had a complete interior. Seems to be a going price for a complete crapped out car
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I'd say that's a fair price.
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Old 03-14-07, 09:43PM   #13
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Not seeing the car it's hard to say, but sounds good. I bought my 67 firebird in 1988 & was a solid straight car with immaculate original interior an overhead cam 6 that ran real bad for $450.00 in 2001 I bought my 68 firebird with a 400 4spd. ran & drove, but needed everything! for $2,500.00. What i'm saying is even if you paid a little too much for it now, in 10 years it will look like a bargain
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Old 03-14-07, 11:02PM   #14
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Troo dat, brother...they may be making '69 Camaros again, but they ain't making anymore 60-anything Firebirds, not do I ever see them doing it...
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Old 03-17-07, 12:15PM   #15
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I think you got a good deal. It's hard as hell to find a complete 1st gen for that kind of money.
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