How much could I get for...
I friend of mine that owns a mechanic shop picked up a 2001 integra 4 door at an auction that he wants to sell to me for 1250. The car was stolen and has no motor and needs some body/paint work which I do for a living so the repair cost will be minimal. About how much could I get for a rolling chassis once the body and paint work is done? I don't want to put a bunch of work into it if my profit isn't there.
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You won't get much, particularly if the car has a salvage title and the wiring harness is hacked to shit.
As a buyer, it would be very hard to convince me to spend more than $2K on a rolling chassis with a salvage title, regardless of condition. I wouldn't bother. |
Originally Posted by TheOtherDave™
(Post 3228270)
You won't get much, particularly if the car has a salvage title and the wiring harness is hacked to shit.
As a buyer, it would be very hard to convince me to spend more than $2K on a rolling chassis with a salvage title, regardless of condition. I wouldn't bother. |
I figured since a lot of people do swaps anyway I might get more than that. Thanks for the help, I'll pass on this one.
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you dont cut the wiring harness to start a car.the new ignition is $25. you might be able to part it out
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Originally Posted by tommyhcky13
(Post 3230343)
you dont cut the wiring harness to start a car. the new ignition is $25....
But if the thieves were in a rush to nick the drivetrain and they didn't give a shit about the chassis, it's faster for them to clip the wires and hoses than to unplug all the connectors. No matter what, the chassis almost certainly has a salvage title now. No matter how much work is invested, the salvage title just kills resale value. ... you might be able to part it out For that chassis, it's time for the scrap yard, IMO. |
Originally Posted by TheOtherDave™
(Post 3230362)
Well yeah, that's obvious.
But if the thieves were in a rush to nick the drivetrain and they didn't give a shit about the chassis, it's faster for them to clip the wires and hoses than to unplug all the connectors. No matter what, the chassis almost certainly has a salvage title now. No matter how much work is invested, the salvage title just kills resale value. That might work... but at a 1250 buy-in, you'll probably only break even. For that chassis, it's time for the scrap yard, IMO. |
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