carguy300
Senior Member
I would love to see pictures of it with just a good washing, looks really straight and solid.
I hear you, but my folks have a car hoarding issue and I need to help them downsize and the 1959 Chevy is the one I want to keep.No way I could sell that car after I acquired it. It’s just too kool!
Well maybe one of those dependents of yours will want to keep the Fury.I hear you, but my folks have a car hoarding issue and I need to help them downsize and the 1959 Chevy is the one I want to keep.
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You’re better off just selling that Belvedere as is. To me!Sadly my brother has zero interest in cars and lives out if the country. What this really means is I need a new house with a giant garage![]()
My step-dad was deep into the hot rod scene in LA in the 1950s. Their car collection has been all over the map though.Did you know your folks were hot rodders when you were growing up?
Just thinking out loud here.... Since there's a few guys that are expressing interest in the car right now, if it were me, I'd wash it, think about what it's worth and see if it sells without any work. It will let you get to the next ones earlier too.Once it’s up and running, we’ll probably sell it and move on to the next forgotten classic stashed at my parents’ place that hasn’t seen the road in decades.
I have no idea of the value yet. Other than the Hagerty pricing guide, I can't find enough comparable cars even to understand where to baseline my pricing strategy. As it sits, it's in the top of #4 condition, but maybe it's closer to the bottom end #3 condition?Just thinking out loud here.... Since there's a few guys that are expressing interest in the car right now, if it were me, I'd wash it, think about what it's worth and see if it sells without any work. It will let you get to the next ones earlier too.
It looks like a great car!