RE: whats a 361 car worth

[Bob Kinker <robertkinker@xxxxxxx>]

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There is nothing wrong with the 361 to my knowledge. It is a "B" engine, so
a 4 barrel intake from a 383 or 400 will work. Sounds like a nice, low
mileage car!  Go for it!
Bob

-----Original Message-----
From: Robert neal zimmerman [mailto:northwestweirdo@xxxxxxxxxxx] 
Sent: Sunday, June 12, 2005 3:33 AM
To: 1962to1965mopars@xxxxxxxxxx
Subject: whats a 361 car worth

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oh geez, careful what u wish for , i remember  6 months ago telling u
guys how beautiful i thought the  1965 coronet was and now.....
   so anyway here in town a 65 coronet 440  two door hardtop just cameup
   for sale, turns out i know the guy too from years past. He is
   literally the second owner of this car as he was the  mechanic of the
    lady that originally bought the car right here in Oregon in 1965.
    When the lady ( now a little old lady)gave up  her license he bought
    it from her because he had always admired the car and also
    intimately knew its service history as its  regular mechanic,  It is
    in extremely nice survivor shape, blue interior, white exterior,
    everything original and  only 70,000 honest miles. bench seat and
    column shift.
   She took excellent care of it, regular service vehicles and  always
   garaged it, .  He even has a huge manila envelope of all receipts for
   the last 40 years, if u can believe that.
   he wants 2750 for it.
   HERES THE DOWNIDE-
     first: its a 361 car
      second: the lady managed to bang  the front passenger fender as
      her eyesight diminished and this little fender bender was what
      made her decide to give up her license. It didnt do any other
      damage, the bumper and grill  were spared, so i would need to find
      a  fender which i could probably do at Wildcat wreckers here in
      Oregon.
   Once that fender was swapped u would have a pretty nice old  car with
   only 70k on the odometer.
   What do u guys think?
     is it too much money considering it needs that fender and that its
     only a 361 car  instead of , say, a 383 car??
   does a 361 car have  ( or will have) any real value to it?? Did they
   ever even make a 4 bbl 361 cid?  Wasnt the 361 kind of a crummy motor
   to begin with?
   Thanks guys, opinions anyone
    neal Zimmerman, eugene oregon

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