motorman524

electronic fuel injection to be exact.

georgiaguy246

around here you could easily get atleast 8k for it. there are verts in worse condition and stuff going for 6k and 7k. talk about over priced there. but you can make way more than enough for that turbo project of yours.

kartrcr7789

i noticed ur from north carolina. has the car ever seen road salt or snow at any point in its life?

(im guessing not) but anyways, you'll get at least 5,000 maybe closer to 6,000 in my opinion

goathead75

Not necessarily. I don't believe that a carb'd car runs as clean as an EFI do they? So if someone has to take it through emissions and the thing barfs out an amazing amount of HC or anything else they check for, there's no real way to fix that and depending on the emission ***** you have in your state that could suck. Don't get me wrong I'm not knocking carbs at all, sh!tI'd love to have one myself, but when you convert an EFI to a carb that's something that the buyer is going to have to consider if it's a daily driver and emissions is a concern. So that could effect the value of my car, that was the point I was trying to make. It's still a nice car.

7upedition

Ask $8,000, clean the engine bay up real well, not sure if those are old pics but bay looks dirty. Car's in great shape, I bet you'd have a quick sale at $6,000. Good Luck, the carb will appeal to the older guys more than teens. jmo

ih8chevy

how much did u put into the car cause thats a factor, i would say if u sell it to some states around u or close to u like the mid state va, tennessee, kentucky with emissions that really dont care than u could get 6-8 for it easy, but i still think emissions will hurt but someone will buy it and i think for somethin like 5500-6000



good luck