For Sale Another 70 fury conv

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Obviously I havent seen the car but when I looked it over on my device earlier it looked pretty nice. Sure things arent correct or may need to be repaired but for me to locate a rust free ragtop, what would that cost me? If I find a rusty car I need to pay for it then repair the rust, more body work to follow then paint...what am I into it for now? Thats before anything else.
I had a project Polara convertible, One of the Rose Bowl 440 cars if you recall. I paid somewhere around $3500 for the car, another $750 for shipping. I replaced many of the front end parts and all the brake parts were new. I also had someone replace the trunk pan. That pan cost me $500 from Murray shipped. Without the installation cost. I was six grand into the car and it didnt look it. I had plans for the car, big plans. My plans when complete would have yielded me a Polara similar to this car. I probably would have had thirty five or more into it once done but when would it have been done?
Mike in Nebraska now has the car and he has similar visions of grandeur for the car and I hope he pulls it off. I didnt have the patience, money or time left here on earth to complete it.
I personally would rather start off with a car mostly done or original and improve things from there. If I wanted a Modified Fury convertible, and I certainly wouldnt mine one. Id look at this car regardless of the coin. $25 large isnt as large as it used to be.

Agree but would expect at the price they're asking for it to need less additional work ... especially on the interior. But I do really like it. The PC looks like the right or at least very attractive shade. i've seen other cars that had too much metal flake and they didn't look right at all. This one does.
 
I think if this car was done, Done, DONE, finished, not one more nut to tighten, not one more stitch to tie, no fluids to top off, we'd only be b1tching about the color choice. The guy for sure has $15K+ tied up in the car, maybe a lot more if he farmed much work out. I suspect his E-body dreams have driven the price on this one, so hopefully he doesn't get hosed on this project. I'm not seeing more than $15-18K coming out of this one if he expects it to sell anytime soon. Unless it goes to Europe where they seem more willing to pay a premium for ridiculous American cars.

For that datapoint I mentioned earlier - the survivor 69 SF - even that car would need some additional investment to get the car back to a reliable status:

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Is the extra maintenance cash more than the delta between $25K and the ~$18K that the 69 SF sold for? Probably not, but it's not too far off. $25K in to the 69 SF will leave you with a lot more car in my opinion. I would have bought that car if I hadn't committed to my 68 SF years before.
 
Not even in EU we would pay that price.
This is typical +20k range c-body conv at Finland. 1970 300. This is for sale 22500€. Sry no interior pic.
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Very clean, and a much easier color to sell, especially at that price range. Nice car!
 
Just finished the suspension, shocks, leaf springs, rear sway bar 1' and found reproduction exhaust tips. Next stop paint then interior. All interior switches, radio and buzzers work.
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