hoping our Protouring cars don't date like this

[Zoomin]

Originally Posted by Barry

Not gonna lie, I checked it out to consider saving it.

Looks like a better start than some of the rotted out hulls I've seen some people use.

[214Chevy]

2 things...

1) I don't think that was cool even in the time period it was built.
2) Nothing that a good builder/fab guy cannot correct with new quarters, front clip, etc.

[Josh@Ridetech]

I don't even know what to say about it...

[minendrews68]

I'm sorry, that's just a ugly car to me. I know each to his own, but...
I agree though for the price (so far) it would be a good place to start to restore the '69 though.

[BMR Sales]

there was Nothing ever Cool about that!

[ilikeike]

It would sell, in the right location.

[clill]

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

[frankv11]

Originally Posted by clill

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

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

[DEIGuy38]

beauty is in the eye of the beer holder.

[214Chevy]

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?