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Originally Posted by Streetcrawler
I personally think you can have a better, nicer, newer car by buying a "Barn find" and fixing it up wisely. Fresh paint and rubber seals are not really that expensive. Not to mention the reliability of refreshed mechanical parts. You can also upgrade along the way.
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while i agree with this, buyers should keep in mind they will probably end up spending anywhere from $15k to $25k or more to properly restore a barn find.
compare that to the bluebook value, and you'll realize that people who restore/hotrod these cars do it for the love of the car, and not to turn a quick profit.
if profit is what you have in mind (and it seems to be for people seeking barn finds), the 951 is not for you.
