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OrangeAnimal · 04-26-2009, 05:19 PM

You are not asking enough for your beetle. I bought one that needed lots of work back in 97 and paid 1600 for it. It was not rusty but I ended up replacing the engine and doing alot of detail work. I ended up trading it in and they gave me 3500 towards a newer car. Worst choice I ever made. I see your car going for more like 4 or 5 thousand. I would list it on ebay. Take some better pics of it. It looks very nice and despite it's faults should pull in a good amount.

P.S. My was a 74 Super

04-26-2009, 05:19 PM	#17
OrangeAnimal Registered User Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: New Orleans, LA Posts: 702	Re: New chevy guy. The big decision You are not asking enough for your beetle. I bought one that needed lots of work back in 97 and paid 1600 for it. It was not rusty but I ended up replacing the engine and doing alot of detail work. I ended up trading it in and they gave me 3500 towards a newer car. Worst choice I ever made. I see your car going for more like 4 or 5 thousand. I would list it on ebay. Take some better pics of it. It looks very nice and despite it's faults should pull in a good amount. P.S. My was a 74 Super __________________ 82 Chevy SWB "OrangeAnimal" Lot of Goodies! Sold 93 GMC 1500 "Angry Red" 383 TBI Powered Fun! 300hp/410ft.lbs. 09 Yaris wife's daily. Last edited by OrangeAnimal; 04-26-2009 at 05:22 PM.