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Title: quick question whats it worth?
Post by: milo1957 on 2013-06-29 09:24
need a bit of help!  what is a del rio wagon worth that is need of complete restoration... no rust and it is all there??  thanks in advance!
Title: Re: quick question whats it worth?
Post by: Mark on 2013-06-29 09:52
Depends on how bad someone wants it :005: Post some pictures..... Mark
Title: Re: quick question whats it worth?
Post by: milo1957 on 2013-06-29 10:14
this is the only pic i have... and it sucks...the clip is off but there!
(http://i297.photobucket.com/albums/mm207/milo1957_photos/shop016_zps9d31b0c4.jpg) (http://s297.photobucket.com/user/milo1957_photos/media/shop016_zps9d31b0c4.jpg.html)
Title: Re: quick question whats it worth?
Post by: RICH MUISE on 2013-06-29 10:49
Milo..can't remember what you had, so I'm not sure if your buying or selling. If your selling, check the wanted ads...a new member(scardog) from Socal is looking for a wagon project car.
Title: Re: quick question whats it worth?
Post by: JimNolan on 2013-06-29 16:55
I can answer that question. This example is using the same painter, same paint, same building. My 57 didn't have a piece of good metal on it and the bill for labor and paint was $25,000 (not counting about $4000.00 in new metal). The 63 didn't have a rust spot on it and the labor and paint was $8000.00 (didn't need any new metal). That's what it means to have a good body. So, if a Del Reo is what you want, it's worth more if it's got good metal. As for me, I wouldn't take a rusted out car to restore again if you paid me to take the car. On the other hand if it were something I wanted and it had a good body I'd pay top price just not to have to live through another nightmare. Jim