there was Nothing ever Cool about that!

It would sell, in the right location.

That's what Stielow envisioned the Mule should look like.

^^ I agree. This car despite being butchered can be brought back and might even be more solid then some of the other cars I've seen. Plus when someone gets their hands on one they cut it up anyways.

Look at "inferno" by Roadster shop. It was a magazine car before they got it and when they took all the pretty red paint off it was a mess underneath. Then they cut it all up anyways.

Damn!

That's the funniest thing I've heard lately .👍
Well we all missed it @ $6,700 . No sale 😬😬

beauty is in the eye of the beer holder.

Who all would consider $6700 a deal on this? Factor in you'll possibly need another $5000 in sheet metal to correctly put it back together and make it look like a 69 again. Then probably another $5000 in labor getting everything installed and welded in correctly. So, now we have an almost $17000 car. Not a pro-tourer that's been restored, but I'm sure you could find a decent factory 69 for that price without all of the hassle for nearly that price. What's y'all's opinions on this analogy?

I agree it doesn't make much sense but it happens all the time. I would think mostly by people that have skills to do most of it themselves or those that don't know what's involved.

True...I thought about that too.