You can also find the vin # on the driver side of the dash, looking thru
the windshield as well as on the driver side doo.
Jim
Zero wrote:
>
> Hi guys:
> Havent posted here before, but looking for advice and help. I have
> opportunity to buy a 75 brik, white, mostly all there. door panels
> loose, missing a headlight cover, and drivers door panel. Everthing else
> seems to be there, the trans is in the back trunk, motor looks like it
> may even run.
>
> Looks like I can get it for $1500, and proably around a thousand or so
> to get it back in running order. I havent been able to open the doors
> yet, so dont know the vin number.
>
> Since there are only a couple of thousand of them left, it appears to
> be an excellent long term investment. I see them for sale, up to and
> around 20k. Any one care to hazard a guess what the car would be worth
> restored in about 15-20 years?
>
> The rare corvettes (under a thousand of a model) are fast approaching
> the 50k mark. My guess is the brick will be a nice investment, and a lot
> of fun restoring..
>
> Thanks for your time.
>
> --
> Tommy Thompson
> "A being is only as valuable as he can serve others."
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