For Sale 3- 1970
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There's that back half of a 300H again!
Beep Beep Dave
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You don't usually see three A12's for sale at one place.
I can't get over how many of these cars survived...truly amazing.
Dave
I can't get over how many of these cars survived...truly amazing.
Dave
polara71
Old Man with a Hat
Good eye
How do we know that this all white car is a real Hurst? Even the grille isn't correct for a Hurst. And no A12 on the tag (and I realize that maybe not all real Hursts were stamped A12)?
polara71
Old Man with a Hat
Only 40%? You sure?
commando1
Old Man with a Hat
I think 120% of them have appeared here.
Samplingman
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January 25 build date corresponds with the common assumption that all or most of the Hursts were built at the same time and then modified around the same time.
Samplingman
Old Man with a Hat
I was looking for that thread. I remember the seller being a little stubborn on the $5000 price for half a car.
I was looking for that thread. I remember the seller being a little stubborn on the $5000 price for half a car.
this one? if so, i remember it because of Post#8. the "hurst rickshaw"
For Sale - 1970 chrysler 300 HURST edition - $3500
btw, there's another current thread going on these three Hursts for sale.
For Sale - 1970 300 Hurst cars. Three of them
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Samplingman
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Still a rickshaw after almost two years. I think it will be very difficult to sell all three as a group, especially with a "make offer" ad.
72Fury
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I think the survival rate is more like 80%, in various conditions.
How on earth could you figure out a price that this guy would except? The rickshaw looks like it has the best body of the three, but there's a lot missing. The one on the lift is rusty and the Stentella car might not even be a Hurst.
The seller might be expecting to get $50k!!
The seller might be expecting to get $50k!!
Samplingman
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$5500 for the one on the lift, $2500 for the white one and $1500 for the rickshaw. And that's being generous.
Fury Pursuit
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I think my 40% figure is pretty accurate. Which is extremely high for any car. It's based on recorded VIN's of known cars and cars that have been on market in the last 20 years. Many cars recorded have come up for sale a number of times in the last 20 years.
Of the 40% that have survived, most are still unrestored project cars or parts cars.
Known examples of original cars, and restored cars are rare.
I was thinking about the same.
What I meant was that the surrround for the grille was white/cream color on a Hurst rather than silver as in the photo for that car. Yes, the grille itself should be yellow highlight, not red, and I think that one is indeed yellow.
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