starting numbers on a non restored.... but restorable bugeye.... hmmm
2,500- 5,000?
interesting statements here... the Body and basics are all here and what I
read is restorable.
My definition of this car would put it in the class of "the car" to buy
for the concours guy... who usually buys a shinny fendered car without
regard for the little stuff.. then he ends up replacing half the car.. or
ending up with a rust bucket.
Why not buy the right car like this up front... sure it may not have a
perfect interior but you could sure look at the way it came from the
factory... and have a basic quality comparison for the new parts you
bought...
my .02
Keith Turk BN2, AN5, AN9, Bonneville Camero LSR
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> In a message dated 99-01-25 11:28:18 EST, campchuk@beachlink.com writes:
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> george marinos
> sprite MKII AN6
> Glen ROck, NJ
> << I have owned a '59 Bug Eye for 15 years that is absolutely stock,
> > old Engish white with red interior. Body and bonnet are great,
> > mechanicals are fine, drove it to work daily last summer (weather
> > permitting). This car has never had upgrades for racing or whatever,
> > original 948 with smooth case trans. The interior needs to be
> > restored. I am loosing my interior storage so I am afraid I must
> > sell the car. I haven't been in the market for ten years so I
> > haven't any idea what the car may be worth or even the best way to
> > sell it. A friend wants it but I don't know what price to put on it.
> > Any thoughts? I live in eastern North Carolina. Thanks Chuck
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> > I have owned a '59 Bug Eye for 15 years that is absolutely stock,
> > old Engish white with red interior. Body and bonnet are great,
> > mechanicals are fine, drove it to work daily last summer (weather
> > permitting). This car has never had upgrades for racing or whatever,
> > original 948 with smooth case trans. The interior needs to be
> > restored. I am loosing my interior storage so I am afraid I must
> > sell the car. I haven't been in the market for ten years so I
> > haven't any idea what the car may be worth or even the best way to
> > sell it. A friend wants it but I don't know what price to put on it.
> > Any thoughts? I live in eastern North Carolina. Thanks Chuck
>
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