Found a project, 31 Model A coupe. 8" ford rear, 4" chop 4" channel, new front end, boxed frame. No engine or trans. Seller is asking $6500, which seems high to me. Opinions on price? Posted using the Full Custom H.A.M.B. App!
Does it have a title? Some people have been getting 4-5k for only a nice body. With the frame being boxed and a new front end. That's not too shabby in my book. From what I can tell the body looks pretty good. I would lose that 8" and throw a 9" ford rearend under it though. Posted using the Full Custom H.A.M.B. App!
seems high to me too. does it have fenders? even if you're not going to use them they can be sold to recoupe some money. title?
I guess its worth what your willing to pay. the prices of the coupes are realy getting out of site, but you know what, their not making anymore. if you don't buy it someone will. my value of a dollar must be different. I don't think its terrible. maybe just a touch high but not crazy. their will be tons of opinions here. im sure guys will tell you its worth $800
No fenders. No title, but NH is a bill-of-sale state, so that's not unusual. Yeah, the body looked good...too much channel for me, but that could be changed.
Not the best pics but price doesn't seem to far out a line for coupe, chop, new front end, boxed frame, hood and hopefully windshield and other goodies...
With what it will cost to finish...whats a few extra bucks on the purchase price. Also consider how often you see them for sale in your area. Consideration of travel / deliver of a project can offset a higher price if its local. However at the end of the day if you want it...go buy it
You can't pay too much; you can only buy too early. Time will make the $6500 seem cheap. I sold my chopped and channeled fenderless '30 A coupe in '79 to pay for my last semester of college so I wouldn't have to take out a student loan. Boy was I dumb.
If thats in the direction you want to build that car then its not bad. Around so cal people want the same price for all stock car just like that, Maybe with fenders. So if u price a chop and channel and boxed frame, and new front end parts (reversed eye spring, dropped axle, hairpins) and newer rear, and on good rolling tires with recessed firewall.. Thats a good head start. Imagine buying the all stocker and having to get rid of all the old stuff and buying new stuff and spending your time or money or both to do that work.... hopefully its not rusted too badly. And at least the bill of sale thing works for where u are. Posted using the Full Custom H.A.M.B. App!