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#243 of 252 Re: How can I sell a hood?? [mark291]
by texases
Oct 26, 2011 (8:30 pm)
There's Craigslist, Ebaymotors, or you could check Hemmings Motor News to either advertise it or to see if any Mopar parts suppliers would want to buy it.
#244 of 252 Re: How can I sell a hood?? [mark291]
by Mr_Shiftright HOST
Oct 27, 2011 (7:51 am)
Be sure to figure out the shipping costs before you advertise, so that you can plainly state what it's going to cost someone to ship to them. Craigslist would be easier, because it's local.
#245 of 252 Needing money for restoration
by johngault57
Oct 29, 2011 (1:09 am)
I am looking for somewhere i can get a loan to restore my 68' Cutlass Convertible. I am working on the engine right now and i have hit a wall. I need the engine at least to be finished before winter really hits.
It is financed through my bank and I have ok credit. I dont want to take another loan out from my bank. Is there any place that does loans for restoring classic cars? There is alot more that needs to be done but it is in overall good shape and it is worth quite a bit especially after im done.
I am new to restoring classic cars by myself and helped my dad alot with his 72' Charger but other than that i am lost.
#246 of 252 Re: Needing money for restoration [johngault57]
by Mr_Shiftright HOST
Oct 29, 2011 (8:56 am)
Don't think this is even remotely possible unless you offer the car as collateral to someone on a personal loan basis (give them the title). Which you can't do because you already have financed the car? Basically you'd have to deal with some kind of loan shark, as this type of loan would be incredibly risky. if they loan you X dollars and you hit more snags (gee, does this ever happen with old cars?
), then you'll need Y dollars more, and the lender has a car that still doesn't run if he wants to call in the loan or file a lien against you for his part of the value of the car.
Easiest way, if you can do the homework, is to run up the engine bill on your credit card, and once billed, find another credit card offer where you get zero interest if you transfer the balance from one card to the other.
Or better yet, button 'er up for the winter and start saving your money.
#247 of 252 Re: Needing money for restoration [johngault57]
by texases
Nov 02, 2011 (9:30 pm)
I agree, you'll be much better off restoring as your funds allow, not the thing to get in debt over.
#248 of 252 Re: How can I sell a hood?? [Mr_Shiftright]
by mark291
Nov 09, 2011 (7:43 pm)
Just want to say thank you to "texases" and "Mr Shiftright" for your suggestions on selling my Volare hood. I appreciate your help.
#250 of 252 what parts from a 1959 chevy belair 2 door will fit a 1960 4door belair?
by ralph77
Mar 18, 2013 (6:33 am)
i have a 1959 chevy 2 door belair, am thinking about getting a 1960 chevy 4 door belair, the 60 needs a new windshild and i have that in the 59 chevy, will it switch over? what parts from the 59 2door will go on a 60 4door?
#251 of 252 Re: what parts from a 1959 chevy belair 2 door will fit a 1960 4door belair? [ralph77]
by uplanderguy
Mar 22, 2013 (7:33 am)
I'd think the windshield would be the same, but worth checking on a Chevy online forum or AACA Chevrolet forum. The instrument panel should be the same (except for minor trim, possibly, and also possibly color). I believe all the other sheetmetal is different from a '59 to a '60. Bumpers? Maybe, but I'd look hard at pics of each car first online. Good luck!
#252 of 252 Re: what parts from a 1959 chevy belair 2 door will fit a 1960 4door belair? [uplanderguy]
by lemko
Mar 28, 2013 (10:52 am)
I believe that compound wrap windshield is the same on all 1959 GM cars except for the Corvette and Eldorado Brougham.