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Join Date: Oct 2009
Location: Prescott, Arizona
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Re: price of NOS parts
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What I'm saying is that I'm not going to do it with a pickup truck for those kinds of prices anymore. The last time I restored a 77 pickup, all the GM body panels were still available straight through GM (about 10 years ago?? Been a while) AND they were CHEAP. Entire GM longbed bedsides just over $500, GM front fenders $150, GM hood $200 etc. etc... So if anything had rust in it (which was most every panel) it was actually cheaper to buy a new GM piece rather than fix what was there. All in all with labor and new GM sheetmetal I had about $5k in it. Not that bad. But at that time the truck wasn't worth much more than that anyway, and they still aren't. So I can't justify doing another one now. The GM parts aren't available anymore, so it's all NOS and prices are ridiculous for a truck that in the end isn't worth the money it would take to do it all. Different story though if we talk about a desirable muscle car. Just my take on it. |
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