I just inherited a 1972 Riviera, never restored, in great condition, all documents including window sticker, stereo danglies and 8 track welcome tape, repair manuals, 1 owner, 50000 miles. What have I got??? It ginormous and drives like a boat. Is it worth keeping, showing, selling??
[It ginormous and drives like a boat. Is it worth keeping, showing, selling??] Welcome to the board! And to answer your question... Hell YEAH, as much as possible and not on your life!! Now lets see some pictures!! :laugh:
Congrats. :TU: I think you should sell it to me. :Brow: :laugh: No but seriously, keep it. If you sold a gem that nice you would regret it. Anything you need to do to the car or want to do you came to the right place. Got any pictures? o No:
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Sorry no pics yet. I'm having the car shipped from Indiana and it might take a few weeks. This gets added to quite a large stable that includes a '95 mustang road race car, shelby A/C cobra replica, porsche 911 and the daily drivers. I'm not sure I need another car (I know I don't need another car although I always want another car) What's something like this worth if I did sell it?
I do need to give the car a full once over and replace belts, hoses, tires... Is there anything unique to these cars that I should be looking out for? Here's some question marks in my mind: - Tranny Fluid Type? - Rear End Fluid? - Oil recommendation? - Carb adjustments, cleaning or other advice? - Known problems, heater core, engine cooling, electrical..... I know the hood release is broken, is this a dealer part, junk yard or home made?
