1975 RX3 found! Worth Saving?
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Honestly, as hard as it is to come up with old schools that are complete, you should buy it and save it. Sure, the body work will be big bucks, bit restored oldies are gaining in value. You may even find a parts car to cut and replace the rear 1/4 from.
Btw, get the REPU too, you'll need something to chase parts down with, lol. Good luck with the project if you take it on.
Btw, get the REPU too, you'll need something to chase parts down with, lol. Good luck with the project if you take it on.
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Yes, the car had some legal issues that the wrecker didn't want to get tangled up in. The cars ownership reverted to the state and had to be junked. The car now looks terrible having all of its sheet metal being dented from the forklift. All fenders, drivers door and even the roof is dented. The rear quarter panel is pretty rough but is not rusted through yet. The bottom most part of the trunk where the spare tire sits is rusted but the rest of the trunk was rust free and solid. It looks like the car sat for about 24 years as it was last registered in 1983.
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