YOUR RESEARCHWhat's the value of a 99 without engine/transmission these days?
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Looking at an abandoned project....car missing engine and transmission. Don't have a carfax. However, car appears straight. Rear bumper and such removed but included. I'm looking at this as a project car. I want to rebuild an M96. Thoughts on value?
Without pictures it's just a guessing game. $5k
Ya 5k at most. Lowest you'll get it for is 3500
if it has a legit title offer a grand..........and hope they don't take it
It's a bust.... Seller wants $6K. No engine and transmission and rear suspension is partially disassembled. Way too many unknowns Knowing that there are complete and running cars out there starting at $10K the price just doesn't make sense.
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