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Old 10-20-2012, 02:27 PM   #1
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68 chevy is it for real ???

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Can you really spend $65,000.. on one of these trucks ???

Just could not imagine it ... It is a beautiful truck ...
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Old 10-20-2012, 03:05 PM   #2
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All you have to do is hire it all done, plenty of people to take your money.
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Old 10-20-2012, 03:10 PM   #3
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Re: 68 chevy is it for real ???

It's easy to spot $65k on that truck. Every single thing is custom. Take a thousand dollars and spend it 65 times looking at that truck. It would take no time at all.
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Old 10-20-2012, 04:31 PM   #4
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Re: 68 chevy is it for real ???

At least $3 up to $5 in the wheels and tires.It don't take much imagination to have a lot in one without realizing it.
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Re: 68 chevy is it for real ???

I have $35,000 in receipts for parts so far, not including my labour, so the answer is YES you can.
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Old 10-20-2012, 04:46 PM   #6
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Can you really spend $65,000.. on one of these trucks ???

Just could not imagine it ... It is a beautiful truck ...
YES, but a lot depends on circumstance.I don't know the exact number I will have in mine but it will be between 40 and 50 and I have done every bit of work my self except the paint and body and I got a buddy deal on that. It is posable to spend that and more if you try real hard.
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Old 10-20-2012, 05:26 PM   #8
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Man i could if i had it its endless.
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Old 10-20-2012, 05:38 PM   #9
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Nice ass truck.... It can and will eat the wallet
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Old 10-20-2012, 08:20 PM   #10
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Re: 68 chevy is it for real ???

Yes,you can spend $65,000 on any vehicle
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Re: 68 chevy is it for real ???

Coddington built a sectioned 57 Chevy that was Roadstered.When I saw it they had put over $240,000 in it.It went back for more work.....
$65,000 is a drop in the bucket compared.
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Old 10-20-2012, 08:51 PM   #12
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Re: 68 chevy is it for real ???

I did everything on my truck myself. I have almost no bling, but some nice parts. I was frugal, and tried to keep from busting the bank. I still spent north of $20K.

Without even trying I could spend $65K on a truck! With a little effort, I could spend $100K
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Old 10-20-2012, 08:55 PM   #13
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i think it would be a lot better, if you did all the work your self....that is where the fun is....building something for you......that may be a $65,000.00 truck....and he may have that much money in it.....but what is it really worth....how many people here would spend that kind of money on a truck and be able to sell it for what you put into it.....just wondering.....
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Who says the seller is asking $65,000? They just stated they had that much in it. The Buy it Now is $39,900. I think the question here is,"Could you build this truck for $40k?"
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Easily you could spend that and then some. I'm at low 30's in receipts with almost no money in labor expense.

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Old 10-21-2012, 12:13 AM   #16
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Re: 68 chevy is it for real ???

That is a really nice truck, but I can't see that kind of money for a truck with no AC (or even heat!) and not bagged. Unfortunately for the seller, I have seen trucks with all of this for his asking price...
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Yeah with that parts list pretty easy!!
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Old 10-21-2012, 12:36 AM   #18
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My only question is why do all that work and not shave the drip rails. I am lottery just starting mine and have spent ten., and its still in pieces!!
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It really isn't that hard to spend that much on a custom built vehicle. I worked on a 100k Coddington 32 roadster back in the late 1980's and was involved in a Monte SS that added up to 100k when it was all done.
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i couldn't make myself spend that much on one i don't want to.
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The money in a vehicle is a matter of who has it to spend. If u want something and have the pocket's of money to buy it then there is no end to it. U can spend as much as u want. That's not a bad price for what I see in the pictures for the person who has that kind of money to spend.

I see people spend $15,000 on golf carts all the time that I personally could build for half that. It all depends on if you are willing to pay for what u want.
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I agree 100% 65,000 is not a problem to some,to me it would be, my pocket is not that deep
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i think it would be a lot better, if you did all the work your self....that is where the fun is....building something for you......that may be a $65,000.00 truck....and he may have that much money in it.....but what is it really worth....how many people here would spend that kind of money on a truck and be able to sell it for what you put into it.....just wondering.....
I knew going into it I would most likely spend more money building my truck than I would be able to sell it for. Like Big Al (who has a very nice truck by the way), I have a drawer full of receipts (north of 20k and I hope south of 30k) and have only farmed out the interior work, I have done everything else myself.

To answer your question: I would be one who would spend that kind of money building a truck and could have spent way more than I have so far, the only difference is I have no thought of selling mine. My truck is worth, to me, whatever I spend on it.
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Most here just build their own.
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If you built it yourself it's yours and this truck is MINE. Nobody turned a wrench on it but me. I bought a few parts, I bought a few raw materials like the paint and the leather for the interior but this truck is MINE.
Nice truck! But if you put a price on it and I thought it was a good deal, then it would be MINE, not yours anymore =)

I have zero problems with people that dont have the skills to build their own rides and have them built by the pros. Helps keep the auto hobby economy going. I just dont like it if someone tries to take credit for someone else work.

Nice truck, you build that yourself? Naw, I dont have those skills, built by a guy named Fritz =)

As far as having 65 G's in a ride and you cant figure out how that happened, you really aren't very deep in to the car hobby. I could never come up with that kind of dough to spend on a ride, but I see it done all the time on TV, magazines, and on the internet.
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