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Old 03-26-2018, 06:14 AM
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If you are looking at spending 60k... you can end up with a ZR1, not just a z06.

Unless you are looking for a 2013 z06 with mega low miles or a very rare color.

I picked up my Atomic Orange z06 (2008) from a collector in Dallas for 48k back in 2012.
What about building a pro tourer from a bone stock average condition 1st gen Camaro or a 68-72 Nova?
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Old 03-26-2018, 11:54 AM
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Looking back to the past 10 years... so what numbers you guys have over there lately?
All I know is building a badass pro tourer here in europe costs crazy numbers.

100k?
I wish...
Even 10 years later, I don't care who you are... you can still build a super nice car for $80K. If you can't, you're getting ripped off.
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Old 03-26-2018, 03:00 PM
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If you are looking at spending 60k... you can end up with a ZR1, not just a z06.

Unless you are looking for a 2013 z06 with mega low miles or a very rare color.

I picked up my Atomic Orange z06 (2008) from a collector in Dallas for 48k back in 2012.

Cough Cough post from 2007 Cough cough. .

That said 100k wont touch most high end cars even with the owner doing most the work. Unless you'rer buying it complette or near complete.
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Old 03-26-2018, 05:27 PM
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Man. This is THE dilemma that faces most of us. The fine line between building something of your dreams, keep from breaking the bank, and not getting divorced. I am personally looking for a divorce sale to keep from being a divorce sale.
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Do yourself a big favor and buy one that's done!!! Trust me on this . Go to our for sale section and have a look.
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Old 03-27-2018, 02:16 AM
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Do yourself a big favor and buy one that's done!!! Trust me on this . Go to our for sale section and have a look.
You guys got me wrong.
I simply asked what does it cost to build a cool 69 Camaro or a Nova in the States lately.
I don't want to buy anything. My 72 widebody Nova is getting ready.
I would like to compare the costs over there and here in europe.
I have to pay a lot more on parts getting over here but maybe I save on labour.
A simple comparison nothing more.
A lot of you guys feel adequate to build the car for yourself and a lot of you guys pay for shops to build. Way different numbers. So how about these numbers?
I am sorry to steer this thread to a little different direction.
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Is it alright if I clarify this?

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Even 10 years later, I don't care who you are... you can still build yourselfa super nice car for $80K by doing your own work If you can't, you're getting ripped off.
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There is no answer to this question. How much does a bag of groceries cost? That's right, what's in the bag?
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Is it alright if I clarify this?
Let me restate that then Donny. LOL!! I personally know of one shop that still charges $65/hour that can do it. Not many shops still charge that. Most are $85/hour and some are $100/hour.
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Old 03-27-2018, 09:11 AM
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Let me restate that then Donny. LOL!! I personally know of one shop that still charges $65/hour that can do it. Not many shops still charge that. Most are $85/hour and some are $100/hour.
Thanks! This is that kind of info I am looking for.
Is it different for body repair/modification, paint job etc.?
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