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Posted by: 914Sixer Aug 24 2008, 09:35 PM

I am going to sell a 1973 body with title that I have had in the garage for 15 years. Here is the details:

factory steel flares installed: buttwelded and filled with lead and skimmed
front fender seams filled with lead and skimmed
new trunk hinge mounts
new battery tray assembly
10 piece strenghting kit

Good:
Body is straight and never been hit (ding around drivers headlight bucket)
2.0 L car with factory app group and stabilzer bars
good longs
minimal floor pan rust
minimal back wall rust
minimal trunk rust
hell hole is good but patched only in the bottom

Bad:
Needs triangles
right suspension arm has been repaired
passenger side pan and bottom of long need repair
split in inside long by handbrake
front fender rust
bottom pass door jam

What is a fair price?


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Posted by: 914Sixer Aug 24 2008, 09:39 PM

More pictures of bad:


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Posted by: 914Sixer Aug 25 2008, 07:19 AM

No opinions?

Posted by: Rusty Aug 25 2008, 07:25 AM

Hi Mark,

Is this just for the roller or does it have a drivetrain?

-Rusty

Posted by: mikez Aug 25 2008, 09:04 AM

You're going to lose just selling the body....specially since the rust wasn't repaired prior to the paint.

Posted by: ericread Aug 25 2008, 09:27 AM

Unfortunately,

As a result of the long issues, I would bet you won't get more than a few hundred dollars out of the tub. Which is really too bad, as the money spent on the flares has to be way above that.



Eric Read

Posted by: mikez Aug 25 2008, 09:34 AM

I just did a suspension ear repair on a 914/6 The rack time and parts ran me $1500.00.

Posted by: 9146986 Aug 26 2008, 08:00 AM

I'd opine it's somewhere between $1000-$2000, which doesn't tell you much, and I'm sure you've got more than that into flairs and paint.

I'd flog the body guy for painting a car way before all the work is done. You just can't leave that kind of rust and then paint the car. There's just too much backing up to make the chassis right. With all that leftover rust, I'm thinking "how good and correct is the suspension console repair?" Sure it could be perfect, but the remaining rust holes will cause speculation. Regardless how well the flairs were put on, the undones will over rule.

Good luck!

Posted by: 914Sixer Aug 26 2008, 12:02 PM

Car was left in limbo at one point due to wifes death. It sat outside for a year under a tarp, the rust appeared at that time. I never really noticed the suspenion arm repair until last year. I am at a crossroads with car. I will need to repair the rust and pay for another paint job. So far I have $4.5k in paint and body work not counting the price of the car.