1993 TX car

[Texaspony87]

[NoDrama43]

listed now four times and the bids keep going lower.

[ssp91ssp]

PM sent .

ssp91ssp

[NoDrama43]

got it Hector.

[MOstang]

I think it's interesting to see how prices are with the current market.

[28HopUp]

Originally Posted by MOstang

I think it's interesting to see how prices are with the current market.

Isn't that the truth! Selling prices of low-end cars that require a full resto seem to have increased a bit (those that are <$5K), yet the prices for restored cars are flat or declining. The simple truth is you cannot restore an entry-level SSP for the cost of what these restored ones are going for.

[MOstang]

Originally Posted by 28HopUp

Isn't that the truth! Selling prices of low-end cars that require a full resto seem to have increased a bit (those that are <$5K), yet the prices for restored cars are flat or declining. The simple truth is you cannot restore an entry-level SSP for the cost of what these restored ones are going for.

Well put Bill! And I agree if you try to return one on your own to in-service condition it is going to cost you more and I'm afraid I know this first hand (note: I did know what I was getting into, though, so that was not a surprise). But it is alot of fun. And of course a nut & bolt restoration is an even greater example of how it can add up quickly.