i trashed my Notchback.. im going to part it out to get an iroc or another gta.. what ywould be a good price to charge for it..? original.. one of 624

 

How the Hell did you end up doing that??? Before you part it out, see if there is anyone out there willing to do a GTA Notch resto project, it would be a shame to see it get parted out it being a Rare and beautiful car!!

Kevin

 

also...

Theres people that want to find an exact replica of the notchback...wonder whatever happened with Hawk's version?

All those people wanted to buy one...noone has shown a pic yet.

-JT

 

350 , for it, il give ya 350

 

Maybe its just me, but I'm not too fond of the Notchbacks... Yeah, they're rare, but to me, they hurt the lines of the 3rdgen. Anyone else think so?

 

sadly i have to agree with you as rare as the car is it doesnt flow the way i like it to, also don't part it out someone will restore it

 

someone offered 800 already..

 

i find it retarded how people say these notchbacks are rare... 1/624 produced.

who gives a rats ***. that's because that year only 624 people wanted to order one with a notchback.

personally i couldn't care less for the notchback....

it's like people who think certain thirdgen colors are rare and make the car a collector's item... do you wonder why there were only a couple hundred brown camaros made? because nobody wanted to order them that color... doesn't make the fact that there are only a couple hundred produced rare...

 

Isn't that the defintion of rare?

<i>1. Not frequent; seldom met with or occurring; unusual. </i>

A couple hundred, regardless of the reason why, is "rare", today.

I do have to agree, even though I own a few, I prefer the regular 3rd gen F-body look over the Notchback look; it just doesn't look quite right as others mentioned.

While you may not "give a rat's ***", I'm sure many people (maybe not here) share that thought about your opinion, and others, on this subject. Even though I've got one, I don't mind if people don't like the looks of them, it's just one's opinion. It's not their car anyway. I do find it kind of entertaining how often they are ragged on.

As far as "who gives a rats ***", there are plenty of people. Those people are called car enthusiasts/collectors. I see regular 3rd gen f-bodys around here almost daily, just like Mustangs, though I've never seen another Notchback in my area and I'd imagine they're scarce in other areas. Despite the reason why they were low production, cars like that can have a chance of having more value down the road, obviously due to the fact you just don't see them often, or have the chance to pick one up anytime you'd like, say, like a 1992 Camaro

MichaelShaub, is your term "trashed" just talking about the headgaskets that you mentioned in your other thread a while ago? I'd agree with the others, I'd try to sell the car first before parting it out, Notchback or not. Though, I've seen a few original Notchback lids alone go for over 1k on ebay. There's one on there right now, might keep an eye on it to see what it brings, though it doesn't look like it's bringing in much, atleast not right now.

 

Well thats not all completely true. A lot of cars are bought off the lot and the dealers put out the more of the basic colors (i.e. red, black, white). Certain colors were only available certain year, like teal was only available in 91 on RSs and 92 on RSs and Zs. Look at the green/grey (I believe thats the name) colored cars they are super rare i dont know what years or year they were offered but its a pretty sweet looking color, I think most would agree.

 

Trashed meaning some stupid bitch hit my car with a sante fe SUV

trashed the quarter panel and door.. aldo messed up some back suspension


i decided to sell the car to someone buy me who wants to restore it.. for 1600

otherwise itd be sittin at my house forever if it hadnt got hit..

 

Yeah, very few people wanted the Daytona Chargers too. Some Superbirds were stripped of the nose and wing and sold as regular road runners.

Usually rare cars end up being the ones that were tough sells way back when.

 

Just hope you dont regret parting that out instead of keeping it and fixing it or selling it to someone who would fix it 10 years from now. Because it is only gonna get more rare and is only gonna go up in price. Its a shame that you are parting it out. It I was not currently unemployed I would buy it off ya since you are super close to me.

Kevin