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A Chopped Coupe · 10-07-2010, 10:40 AM

Frank Cowan,

Yup, I got one goat and one chicken....................I just couldn't pass up the deal.

Ray,

Just so you won't feel bad, when I got the car to the garage I found out the most of the lower part of the roof (at the drip rail) was like tissue paper...................so I bought I very nice roof for $250 and spent another $1k cutting the old one off and graphting a new one on. So the investment was then $1750. After a little work the motor ran, and it was all there, even the fold down rear seat, and extra tailgate. I even know where you can pickup a 57 Chevy 2dr wagon that has been sitting for years outside for many years and that car is $1k. If they are a driver and in good condition then I agree the $3k may be a good price.

10-07-2010, 10:40 AM	#13
A Chopped Coupe Junior Member Join Date: May 2010 Posts: 23	Re: junkyard find/ 56 Ford Ranch Wagon Frank Cowan, Yup, I got one goat and one chicken....................I just couldn't pass up the deal. Ray, Just so you won't feel bad, when I got the car to the garage I found out the most of the lower part of the roof (at the drip rail) was like tissue paper...................so I bought I very nice roof for $250 and spent another $1k cutting the old one off and graphting a new one on. So the investment was then $1750. After a little work the motor ran, and it was all there, even the fold down rear seat, and extra tailgate. I even know where you can pickup a 57 Chevy 2dr wagon that has been sitting for years outside for many years and that car is $1k. If they are a driver and in good condition then I agree the $3k may be a good price.