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I too am in a buying situation, however in my research a nice turn key with
limited work will run you 15K - 20K. My range is 8K - 10K for one that is
all there, solid, but could use a complete go through. On limited fiances
you'll have to be willing to put more sweat equity into it. If you want a
true SS you'll need to educate your self on identifying a true SS from a
clone. But hey I'm looking too, so any buying info to Craig's question
would be greatly appreciated.
Krister Meister
"Craig & Cerena Robertson"
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����� As Spring get closer and closer each day, I become more excited
about locating a Chevelle.� As I have said before I am really interested
in a 69 or 70 SS.� Since I'm not a mechanic and am unfamiliar with what to
look for, can anyone give me some tips of what I could be aware of.
����� I am looking for a turn key car,� I can do some work, interior
etc.,�but don't want to buy a car and then have to pay someone a fortune
to bring it up to par. �I'm not a mechanic or body man so I will have to
rely on some outside work.� My finances are somewhat limited, meaning I
can't go out and by a $15,000 SS. Can someone give me some advise so I
don't get taken. Thanks for any help.
Craig
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