1972 454 Barn find

[Ralph S.]

sale-p3dfv-1895667410@craigslist.org

[Patrick H.]

Re: 1972 454 Barn find

sale-p3dfv-1895667410@craigslist.org

That's a reply e-mail.

Link to the car?

[Ralph S.]

Re: 1972 454 Barn find

It is on the Boston Craigslist 8/13/10

[Alexander C.]

Re: 1972 454 Barn find

Talking about this one?

http://boston.craigslist.org/gbs/cto/1893818980.html

[Martin N.]

Re: 1972 454 Barn find

Interesting.

Marty

[Ralph S.]

Re: 1972 454 Barn find

Price dropped to $6,499

[Paul J.]

Re: 1972 454 Barn find

Relatively fair price if you're going to keep it and not sell it. There might be a little money to be made in the restoration if you do all the work yourself, but probably not. It requires a much closer look. It looks pretty rough from the pictures, and there's no way to know how many original pieces are on it from the ad. Someone would need to spend a little time with it.

I wonder why he did'nt try to start it? He seems to be smart enough so there must be something there. I also wonder what "Lost storage" means in the ad.

[Ralph S.]

Re: 1972 454 Barn find

http://boston.craigslist.org/gbs/cto/1899684503.html

[Paul J.]

Re: 1972 454 Barn find

http://boston.craigslist.org/gbs/cto/1899684503.html

Woooo...sounds like somebody's frustrated. I gave up trying to educate sellers years ago. I used to soften them up and someone else would jump in and get a good deal after I did all the work.

$2K is what I would want to pay for this car, but $4-5K is probably more realistic. Some people would probably pay more. It all depends on how many usable original pieces are there.