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Re: how much for 85
Well, without knowing the car it's hard to say. But here's the way I would go about it. Go to nadaguides.com and kbb.com and find the value of the vette in good condition. Then go to body shops and look on websites like ecklers and mid america to price how much it will cost you to get the vette back into good condition. If the $3500 + the cost to fix the car is less than the value you found, you're in good shape, if not, look for another one.
(BTW, whatever the body shop tells you, [unless they regularly work on vettes] add a little more to the estimate.)
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