Anyone who has done a restoration can relate to this:
True cost of car restoration
- Thread starter zekefreak
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So true.
In many cases you are better off saving your nickels for a few years and buying the completely restored classic car.
(Or one that has been "mostly" restored and is being sold pending a divorce due to the above circumstances.)
In many cases you are better off saving your nickels for a few years and buying the completely restored classic car.
(Or one that has been "mostly" restored and is being sold pending a divorce due to the above circumstances.)
bfmgoalie
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Wish that's all mine costs. Not quite done yet.
73Z L92
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That guy got off light.
mallard
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Isn’t that just so true (x about 3)
mrfleet12
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That old saying, if I die I hope the wife doesn't sell the Camaro for what I told her I have in it
I don't have that problem, she has her money and I have mine. Keep it simple.
I don't have that problem, she has her money and I have mine. Keep it simple.
Amen to that
wnmech
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Years ago I restored a 77 rubber bumper Corvette and made the mistake of add up all my receipts and found out I had into it wha it was actually worth. I won’t do that on my 71RS/Z28 even though I think I’m ahead on the money
73Z L92
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I keep all my receipts but I'm too chicken to add them up!
CamaroDoc
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I don't have wife problems. I sold her instead...
