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Jan 26th, 02, 8:48 PM
El Camino 68' with 327. Runs fine, paint ok, interior is ok, no rust needs nickel and dime stuff. $2,000 does that sound like a good deal or worth buying?
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kerryj68 Jan 27th, 02, 8:41 AM If its in decent shape I would say more than fair. I would buy it!! ------------------ KJ I don't make the rules I just play the game! 1968 Chevelle (http://home.attbi.com/~kjpartzman/kjcars.htm) Dean Jan 27th, 02, 8:47 AM I agree, if it really really has no rust it should be worth at least 3 or 4 times that Nathan Abele Jan 27th, 02, 6:13 PM i would go for it. finding a near rust free el camino is hard. Be sure to look at the rear window near the bottom. That is a common rust area. 2K is a great price if the car is represented for what it is. ------------------ <UL TYPE=SQUARE> <LI> '68 Malibu El Camino w/327 (now 355) Turbo 350, Factory Options: PB, PS, PW, Cruise Control, A/C, Gauge Package,12 bolt rearend <LI> Team Chevelle Member #1289 My El Camino at Fuddrucker's 11/10/01 (http://www.chevelles.com/showroom/nathan68elco.JPG) [/list] 69CHEVELLEDUDE Jan 27th, 02, 11:07 PM Run a magnet alongside the body to make sure the car is not covered with mud. ------------------ 69 Post JOHN 1969 Chevelle www.geocities.com/w_surfer99/index.html (http://www.geocities.com/w_surfer99/index.html) www.celdivision.com (http://www.celdivision.com) Art For The Big Boys! | ||