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Ol' Ron · 10-01-2012, 09:59 PM

I put the price at a figure that anyone interested in this type of street rod would understand the valur of all the "pieces parts" The restored body has all new glas and upolstrury . New wood in the top and new soft covering. This work cost $13,000 in 1992. The Brookville chassis including a rebuilt 8" ford with .3.8 gears was over $5,000
The wheels and tires ove $2,000. The 700R4 has converter to manual lock-up. The 1992 GM V6 has a new edelbrock carb and HEI ignition. That's just the surface and doesn't include all the other BS that goes into a road traveler. This should cruise effertlessly 65-70 MPH woth great mileage. I was just hoping someone would see that and make a reasonable offer. I don't need the money but I have grandkids that have collage expenises, this would help.

10-01-2012, 09:59 PM	#20
Ol' Ron Senior Member Join Date: May 2010 Location: Chester Vt Posts: 8,860	Re: Car fir sale I put the price at a figure that anyone interested in this type of street rod would understand the valur of all the "pieces parts" The restored body has all new glas and upolstrury . New wood in the top and new soft covering. This work cost $13,000 in 1992. The Brookville chassis including a rebuilt 8" ford with .3.8 gears was over $5,000 The wheels and tires ove $2,000. The 700R4 has converter to manual lock-up. The 1992 GM V6 has a new edelbrock carb and HEI ignition. That's just the surface and doesn't include all the other BS that goes into a road traveler. This should cruise effertlessly 65-70 MPH woth great mileage. I was just hoping someone would see that and make a reasonable offer. I don't need the money but I have grandkids that have collage expenises, this would help.