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69 Road runner project WIW

nitrohemi

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looking at a 69 road runner 4 speed car. Has title but no fender tag. need floor and trunk pans along with some lower quarter and door patches. all parts there except motor and trans. What kind of price should I offer this guy
 
what condition is the rest of the car..interior need redone? wires in good shape? Lots to consider. Pics a definite help.
 
Definitely would help with some visual....got any pics?
 
interior needs all redone. all trim is there. dash is there. i have a motor for it. rear is there i assume a 8.75. I haven't went to look at it yet but maybe this weekend. it is not a fresh air hood. wire harness is there but i am sure it need work

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Has he mentioned a price? Might check to see if there's anything similar on Ebay.....
 
be sure to check the frame,rear shock crossmember,rear window area for rust.Especially if it's been a rust belt car. Make sure the correct seats are there. This affects value greatly. Just by the one pic...I'd say $1500.
 
I don't want to scare you BUT you'll be into that car for $50,000 by the time you're done. A restored plain jane Road Runner isn't worth that so I suggest you build it the way you'd like it.
 
1500 lol Its worth more than that. If the rails are good and its complete 5 to 7k and if you do your own work it wont take 50k to bring it back.
 
i do everything myself when I restore and it wouldnt be a 100 oe restorration especially without fender tag. like a triple black car or red with black wheels maybe a12 hood. I'll let the guy sit on it for a while.
 
I had less than 20K in this GTX including what I paid for the car and will have about the same in this current R/T when done. Not perfect but nice drivers
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It looks like a 5 grand project car to me. I don't see many real RM Road Runner 4 speed project cars in the $1500 range these days, it's not 1986 anymore! If you can get the car for 5 grand or less it's a good buy,if the car has good bones. I would offer two grand as a starting point, and see what he counter offers back at. Have the cash in hand, and seal the deal on the spot. Cash talks!
 
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1500 lol Its worth more than that. If the rails are good and its complete 5 to 7k and if you do your own work it wont take 50k to bring it back.

It probably is worth more than $1500. But there are a lot of IFS, and just one pic, and he hasn't seen it in person. Being able to do the work himself cuts out the labor cost. Major savings.
 
A 4 speed road runner. How many of those are still around? I was going to say offer 2500. If he gets mad just say "man, I don't really know what it's worth so if you don't like the offer, tell me what you want for it!" Heck, I just paid 2500 for a 96 Dakota and there's still plenty of them running around. Yeah, it's a pretty decent truck but it's still 24 years old. I just hate it when someone asks for an offer then gets all pissy when I tell them a price. Imo, 80% or more of the people asking for an offer have a sweet spot price in mind but I'm going to low ball anyone that says 'make offer'.
 
I'm with chargervert, cash speaks volumes. Go there with a stack of Hondo's start low ($1000 - $1500) and work the deal from there. I agree with most here, if you can do most of the work yourself the savings is huge. Do a careful check around the known problem areas (northeastern car). If you need a shop to do the job be prepared to cough up 30 - 50 grand or more depending what metal needs replacing. I wouldn't go more than 3 grand... IMO, just looking at one pic and the general description you gave.
 
Before I go and look at anything used there has to be a price associated with the item. Theres no point wasting time if the guy has visions of early retirement from the profits. The next question is “are you flexible on price”.
 
3500 tops
if it was a bee I would say 5k
there are many more runners around to choose from...
 
I didnt look at the car he had sold it before i go there wanted 5,000 for it I had already beat him up on the condition and price. thought I would let him sit on it a week longer and he marked it as sold on facebook marketplace.
 
don't sweat it. Usually when this happens, a better deal comes along.
 
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