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looking for valuation ± after header / fuel injection added: 63 340hp #'s match block
Question 63 value ± after mods
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Appreciate your input O.Y. Your opinion would still stand even though the manifold and carb tag along if/when selling??
Vehicle design is timeless, no question it's there, no fiddling req'd but some performance expectation should accompany, to an extent, 60yrs post build. Are the next gen. of buyers looking for tasteful strategic improvements. My objective is not to sacrifice a down draft weber system, but a single 4brl. for an injection system. This are my thoughts, but theory and practice vary.
This form is my first stop rather than re-inventing the wheel..
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I vote for leaving it in its present state. Headers can be pretty loud.
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It seems your biggest concern is value. Its a nice 63, its worth a few dollars. Its worth the most bone stock un modified. It would also be the easiest sell. Up to you, its your vette but, since you asked thats, my 2 cents. Take care of it, its a vette that many just dream about.
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As its your car and you should do whatever you want to it when you want to it. However, as others have said, a stock car has more appeal to those who are looking to buy one. So, do what makes you happy while you own it..... but keep all the original parts so it can be restored to stock. Nice car!
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At the end of the day, if you are keeping the car long term, do what makes you enjoy it more. As PaulC7 says, keep all of your original parts. If you are really interested in the value of the car, and what will affect the it's value, contact an appraiser. They are a wealth of knowledge about vehicle values and the car market in general.
That's my 12 cents.
That's my 12 cents.
- May 29, 2019
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I appreciate all the input, 2 cents and replies.
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Check that, 12cents
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12 cents in NL equals 2 cents in the rest of Canada... lol...
