67 Fastback worth buying or not

[Windy City Chevelle]

Hey guys I'm looking to buy a 67 fastback has complete Interior good shape, center consul, A/C floors are good might night some attention in some Areas common with old cars. Only issues is that it needs complete front frame rails, the seller is providing me with all new dynacorn frame rails and is not hiding Anything. Comes with complete running 289 with trans of course hood and fenders. He wants $10k not budging on price and I've seen rust buckets that needs. Everything go for $9-12k n not even close to as good as this here are pics what do you guys think

[67bird]

What kind of shape is the cowl area? If the cowl is bad, that would be another area that you would need to fix.

[Windy City Chevelle]

The cowl area is in good shape cars in Texas and buyer hasn't been hiding anything from me has been honest and could of easily put the Interior back in and never tell me about the floor n stuff. But I've seen rust buckets that need front rails and all sheet metal go for $10-12k

[Todd in Vancouver]

I know it would sell fast in my area for that price. I like the fact you can see exactly what you are getting and there are no surprises.

[Spork82]

Car like that is perfect for a restoration or resto-mod or even PT. Todd is right, cars up here go for that price and they can be rusty. I got offered $14,000 for my 68 FB and it was stripped down to a bare shell in primer (no rust, it was from Bakersfield)

[Munssey]

From what i've been watching for a while, it's pretty much right in the pocket for price. Like the others have said, there's a positive in being able to feel like he's being honest and theres no surprises. It's all about feeling comfy with a deal, right!?

[alphaenvirmgt]

I would jump all over that deal! Just know that you will likely spend 2 to 3X (maybe more) the purchase price before you are done.
Conrad

[ADiCarlo]

do it do it do it do it.

68 fastback was my first muscle car - they are impossible to find now under 15k.