1967 stepnose on ebay
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69 gtv
Thanks for that slap in the face. It was like being drunk and I thought she was a beautiful women.
you're absolutely right, don't know what I was thinking about.
Thanks for that slap in the face. It was like being drunk and I thought she was a beautiful women.
Well, hang on. While it isn't a 100 point example, it all depends on:
- How much rust the car has
- How high the ebay bidding goes
As bellagt wrote, sticking a spica-injected 2L, as well as a number of other 2L parts (e.g., the seats) into a stepnose chassis is a bit odd. And locating the lifting points inboard of the jack points is worrisome. But hey, maybe the hodge-podge of parts will keep bidding low, and maybe the guy who setup the lift just always does it that way. Do a PPI, make a lowball bid, and keep your fingers crossed.
But by all means, do a PPI. There are some warning signs here.
- How much rust the car has
- How high the ebay bidding goes
As bellagt wrote, sticking a spica-injected 2L, as well as a number of other 2L parts (e.g., the seats) into a stepnose chassis is a bit odd. And locating the lifting points inboard of the jack points is worrisome. But hey, maybe the hodge-podge of parts will keep bidding low, and maybe the guy who setup the lift just always does it that way. Do a PPI, make a lowball bid, and keep your fingers crossed.
But by all means, do a PPI. There are some warning signs here.
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Definitely PPI... The right front jack point is rusted... The left front jack point is but a memory... Looks like the rockers are rusted to some extent... Bondo in the front clip... Other sins in the rear clip... Ball joints shot... Likely needs all the suspension bushings and ball joints replaced... It will be interesting to see if it makes reserve and what that might be...
I know the car, I saw the car last year and I offered $9K for it. The car needs lots of love. Hard accident right rear and left front. Wrong engine to start with and the trani was attached with only 2 incorrect bolts & nuts. The car was not in running condition when I saw it last year, seller kept the car in his back yard for long time.
Feel free to PM if you need more info.
Feel free to PM if you need more info.
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Interesting that the eBay auction is bidding at about $17,000 now and still room to go! It seems like this car's value is in its basis for restoration in the future.
The various parts bin approach to offering it as a complete car at least gives the new owner something to work with if it runs ok. Was it a shell before someone transplanted GTV running gear and interior in there?
The various parts bin approach to offering it as a complete car at least gives the new owner something to work with if it runs ok. Was it a shell before someone transplanted GTV running gear and interior in there?
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As the proud owner of a 64 Step Nose my recommendation is buy the best one you can find structurally and mechanically...Interior and trim are still reasonably priced for this Alfa....Rust is a KILLER....
Dino
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As the proud owner of a 64 Step Nose my recommendation is buy the best one you can find structurally and mechanically...Interior and trim are still reasonably priced for this Alfa....Rust is a KILLER....
Dino
At $17,000 the bidding has certainly exceeded this car's current market value or what you would need to pay to still be above water after correcting the flaws.
The auction still has two days to run and can be found at: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Alfa-Romeo-GTV-Guilia-Sprint-/181695954272?forcerrptr=true&hash=item2a4dec3d60&item=181695954272
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"what you would need to pay to still be above water after correcting the flaws"
Generally not a consideration with cars like this. Usually they are restored for the love of the car, money be hanged, at least up to a point. It's regarded as more of a hobby, and how much money do people spend on their hobbies without thinking about "being above water"?
Generally not a consideration with cars like this. Usually they are restored for the love of the car, money be hanged, at least up to a point. It's regarded as more of a hobby, and how much money do people spend on their hobbies without thinking about "being above water"?
When you click on the ebay link, it comes back with "bidding ended", "$17,000", "25 bids". So I guess the answer is $17K. Good luck to the new owner!
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