[Rollex]

There's an :ssr SSR that was soaked dash deep in a flood, the insides were partially stripped away leaving only a water soaked interior/dash, etc. Looks like it would make a fun project car :jester



http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ViewItem&rd=1&item=4559139617&category=42611

 

[Action]

ssr shell

They stated it is a body with a complete interior. There is no mention of the engine, driveline, or other important items. Is it just a water logged SSR with no wheels? The winner gets a photo copy of the title? Who gets the original salvage title?

Jason

 

[Colorodo]

in another thread I beleive it says that their is no chassis or drivetrain.

 

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shell

That sure does sound like a lot of money for some sheet metal. If I had money falling out my butt, I would buy it and cut the back off to make a matching trailer. I have been to that junk yard looking for 2000 Camaro parts years ago. They always charge way too much for everything.

Jason

 

[beer100]

Somewhere it said that the vehicle was driven to the dismantler. It would appear the chassies and drivetrain were jacked. You get the left over sheetmetal and cockpit. If it were being parted out...

 

[Rollex]

That sure does sound like a lot of money for some sheet metal. If I had money falling out my butt, I would buy it and cut the back off to make a matching trailer. I have been to that junk yard looking for 2000 Camaro parts years ago. They always charge way too much for everything.

Jason

My thoughts exactly. It does seem kinda steep for a drowned SSr chasis and soaked innards.

 

[walleye]

Iwill Take It If They Give It To Me And Pay The Shipping.why Not Pay $30,000 And Get A New One.