I am looking at buying a car to fix up and restore. Any suggestions?

Answer 1

i own a repair shop,and i always try and stay with a Chevy to do this with,,because of the ease of finding parts for them,,there every where,,a good project car would be a good little 67 or 68 camaro,,if you could find one,,that's the only true camaro i think looks really good,but if you stay with a Chevy at least you can find parts to fix it with,,good luck,i hope this help,s.,,have a good x-mas.

Answer 2

Don't know what your budget is. or your access to parts, etc.]
But the muscle cars of the mid 1960's Mustangs, Cudas, any cars with high performance engines are in big demand and are selling at auctions for 80K and UP!!!!
If you are going to take a long time to restore it. Look for a mid 70's car that had limited models produced. look for any options that increased it's value. and use NOS parts to restore it. Also do the restoration so the car is like it was off the production line. In other words if it didn't come with a cd player, don't put one in!!!

Answer 3

If your talking about a classic muscle car, the best choice is a 1969 Camaro, big block. There is lots of places to buy parts and they are one of, if not- the most desirable old car with the best resale value out there.

Answer 4

All depends on your taste, I would stick with american cars, like chevy, ford or dodge. 68 Camaro, 69 Charger, 67 Mustang. If you intend to put alot of money in you want to able to recoupe that cost if you ever needed to sell it. Watch out for excessive rust and frame damage

Answer 5

buy a car that will be worthy of your investment mustangs camaros cudas corvettes just about any musclecar if you want a bigger car think about an old dodge charger impala ss mercury cyclone just to name a few

Answer 6

something vintage with good resale value.