Greetings all!

Anyone here interested in buying a 68 Hurst/Olds?

http://image96.webshots.com/196/2/64...4PzsIIa_fs.jpg

That is a link to my photo album...

email me hurstoldz@gmail.com

 

Couldn't get the link to open, it said "Forbidden"

 

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Try this:

I couldn't get to the album, just this pic:

 

Nice car! Documented? Be a nice companion to the SB, and would have interest.............unfortunately, have no money for it! LOL! Good luck.

 

Try here............... http://rides.webshots.com/album/5583...HAVw?start=408

 

anyone not interested in a car like that would be nuts, but.... you can probably get more for it than most could afford

 

Documented, as in protecto plate, build sheet, etc... no. Missing all that good stuff, but car is documented my the Hurst/Olds Club of America, the original owner was Wayne Garnhart who was a NHRA driver that raced in the Rockford, IL area.

 

#511, I finally figured out where I've seen it (ROP). Good luck with the sale Vinny. I figured you had sold it by now. It's a beautiful car.

 

Im afraid to ask what these things go for....

It's like when i asked about the 70 documented w-30...

 

Well, I can do it 2 ways...........

I am asking $55,000 open to offers......

Or I will trade it for a nice, not 1000 point, but nice 1965 442 and cash...


Thanks

 

Wow, my Cutlass is probably worth 9% of that. Good luck with the sale. If you find the right person i'm sure it would sell for even more.

 

The car is a nice car, but th ebody was restored in 1984, and there are some chips here and there, a few very minor checking in the clear... things I know are there that most might not notice right away...

So, you think I should ask for more? The engine has 50 miles since rebuild, NOT orig block, but restamped, all the engine has correct part numbers, as well as correct date codes AS IF it were original....

How much??? $65K? 70K?

 

I'm sure you already know this but the last couple nice ones that sold in 2007 before the market came down sold for more than $80k. They were recent restorations, numbers matching throughout.

 

Hi Mike, yes I am totally aware of those cars, one sold for $102K back then!

I think my price of $55K is a fair asking price, no? I am open to offers, so that does mean that I am not firm on the price.

Did you look at all the pics of the complete chassis restoration I did 3-4 years ago?

Thanks!

Vinny

 

My personal opinion is that 40-50K is a fair asking price for a frame off restored car.

My reasoning? If i went out i could probably buy myself a brand new muscle car for around that price. So for 50K i would assume the engine would have been redone and essentially a "turn key car".

Then again, i dont have 50K to spend, so i went with the 1000 dollar all-original-but-needing-a-complete-resto car

 

50 miles on engine...

 

Vinny,

I think the price is where it should be. I know of a complete, fairly solid one that needs restoration that (I think) just sold for a little under $25k. You'd have to put more than $25k into that one to get it to the condition of your's

 

Agreed...

Thank you!

PS We have the NYC/Long Island Dust Off this Sunday.... who knows it might just end up with a new owner!

 

I know if i had 50k just laying around i would purchase this car, it would look good next to my 69 H/O and 70 "H/O" Rallye 350 lol

 

Unfortunately, if I didn't have so much debt due to my wife's accident a few years back, I would not be selling it.

If it goes or not either way I will be happy and blessed!

 

Thank goodness my car's not worth anything so i'll never be inclined to sell the hunk-o-rust

 

If I win the lottery tonight, I'll be give you a call.

 

What you mean restamped

 

the correct vin number was stamped onto the machined pad on the block, BUT the car is documented as NOT having the original engine, so it can never be passed off as numbers matching.

 

Dont you have some u tube on it too ?

 

Yes sir, I have about 4-5 videos posted on youtube username HURSTOLDZ

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n3FOu2DULG0

 

This board has much more life than ROP!

 

Thats one Bad *** ride. Im sure it pains you to even speak of parting with it.
Hurst wheels red line tires Make that thing stand out . I have watched them
clips many times . Good luck and I hope the new owner gives it a good life
you have kept a real treasure for the next owner.

 

Thank you!

 

I thought that name sounded familiar... I watched your vids (maybe commented on them) when i was first looking at my H/O.

 

Yep!

Today was the NYC/Long Island Olds Club Spring Dust Off... I took Third place!

 

I have a 68 Hurst Olds for sale. It needs a major restoration. Matching numbers, my father bought it brand new in 68. I can be reached by e-mail: cbk91898@gmail.com or Text 845-239-1581

 

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Car is Sold