Re: Help me decide....

["Gary H." <62to65mopar@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

To fix this up right you would probably put in more than the high retail value of one of these that was completely restored or an extremely well maintained original: that is, about $12k for a 1963 Plymouth Valiant Signet or about $11,500 for a Plymouth Valiant V200, per NADA. Of course, doing so with cash is okay if you love a car.
Not sounding like that fire is in your belly. :)

Thanks,
Gary H.
  
>  -------Original Message-------
>  
>  Ok, she's a bit rusty, and "fixed" with fiberglass.  No top, the bows
>  are there, no idea if the power top works or not.  He said the doors are
>  rusted inside about 1/3 the way up, as if it was sitting in a flooded field
>  or lake.  He drives it all the time....called me today begging me to buy
>  it for 2k as he's broke.....  I don't do rust...I should just let
>  it go....right? 

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