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Post by Deleted on Jul 28, 2015 6:22:15 GMT
Oldest brother just wants it. Will not pay for it. We think he has a buyer for it but he would not split the money My husband does own it, his father gave it to him. In that case I would definitely sell it. If your BIL wanted because he loved classic cars and wanted to keep it, I might have suggested that you sell it to him for half the asking price (why did your DH get the car and not his brother?). But seeing that you suspect your BIL just wants to sell it and keep all the money himself - stuff him!!! A friends of ours had a 57 Chevy that he did up over the course of about 20 years. It was immaculate, such a fabulous car. He sold it last year for about $65,000. Omg 65 grand. I would sell husband with it!
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Post by AussieMeg on Jul 28, 2015 6:33:51 GMT
A friends of ours had a 57 Chevy that he did up over the course of about 20 years. It was immaculate, such a fabulous car. He sold it last year for about $65,000. Omg 65 grand. I would sell husband with it! I think my friend wishes she DID sell her husband as well, because not long after he sold the 57 Chev, he bought a wreck of a Chevy Impala that he had shipped over from the US, so now he'll spend another 20 years working on this one!! As you can imagine, they cost a lot more here than they would in the US.
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Post by lbp on Jul 28, 2015 12:24:55 GMT
Your husbands brother wants it free!!! Ha! No way! I would offer it to him at a slightly lower price than the selling price of the vehicle. Remember, just because a car is worth $20,000, that may not be what they are actually selling for.
That said, this pea has a 1967 convertible Camaro and a 1966 Corvette Sting Ray sitting in her garage and neither have been driven in two years.
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