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Can you Midget folks look at this please?

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car looks to be in pretty good shape from the outside. i'm surprised you took pictures given the description of the place ... glad you're still with us ... anyway, if eveything was there and the undercarriage was intact, i would believe 300-500 would be a good price. the convert. top looks to be in one piece so the insides should be somewhat protected. good luck ... if we don't here from you for awhile we'll know why!
 
Janel:

That car is going to need alot of work, sorry, but I am with Tony on this one.

For a fistfull of dollars more you could pick up a runner.

Patrick
 
The B I bought from Tony needed a lot of work. $12000+ worth...
 
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The B I bought from Tony needed a lot of work. $12000+ worth...

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But you'll get that & more out of it should you decide to sell.....

& you'll put that much or more in that Midget & only have a $4,000 car!
 
Just for reference Miss Agatha will run about 10 to 12K when all is said and done. However, she is not a midget.

Look at midget prices on the usual lists and see what good ones are going for. I think you found a parts car.
 
I'd vote as well for it as a parts car. If the engine turns, it's worth something, at least. Depending on your local market, $200 seams reasonable. For comparison, I paid $900 for a (mostly) complete Midget with a running engine and almost no rust. This was a decent, but not great, local price. If you have a market for the parts already, it's probably a worthwhile thing. As a money maker, it's probably not worth the effort.

Spridgets (Bugeyes aside) just aren't worth that much money even in perfect condition. While I hate to see one die, it could prove to be a pain to get rid of the bits.
 
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