OTOH, a rust-free body is worth a lot, so I guess the bottom line is, it's worth whatever you're willing to spend for it. At least you are not paying for shipping for a car that's across the country.
Steve
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> [anzhonda600owners] Founf an
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> I bought my only N600 in 1972. I now want another one and yesterday I was > lucky enough to find one just sitting in a pile of weeds. it has been sitting > for about 6 years. I talked to the owner and he wants $2500 USD for it. The > car is complete with good glass and body. Will need major engine work, brakes, > tires etc.
> With the car being over 30 years old, what do you think a fair offer > would be? And how hard is it to find parts?
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