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1972 246 GT

Discussion in '206/246' started by ktr6, Jun 1, 2012.

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  1. ktr6

    ktr6 Formula Junior

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    racerboy9 F1 Rookie Silver Subscribed

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    I kind of like this tired old Dino with a re-spray but by the time you refurbish her you will have spent more money than you would on a nice car that is ready to go plus a large chunk of your time. Engine rebuild, paint, seats, new tires, hidden things, etc. Could be a labor of love if you have the time and $$$$$! Maybe by the time it is finished the market for Dinos will have appreciated to where it isn't such a bad deal. Most folks start by adding the cost for the repairs to the base price to see where you end up. Paint and body work--$20K, engine/transaxle--$20K, interior--$5-10K, wheel/tires--$2-3K. You can get upside down in a hurry!
     
  3. silver1331

    silver1331 Formula Junior Silver Subscribed

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    i think there is another thread on this car somewhere i couldnt find it though
     
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  6. ktr6

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    Thanks everyone, just wanted to make sure I was drawing the correct conclusions. Just about finished with my current restoration project and looking for my next potential candidate.
     

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