63-67 hood value?

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lib - 28 Aug 2005 18:24 GMT

I am having the original hood for my roadster repaired (after 20+yrs.) and
am considering either selling the replacement hood or storing it. The hood
is painted and has been stored in a garage under a car cover. It has no
chips or flaws. Any ideas about how to determine the value of the hood would
be appreciated. I went to Ebay but none are for sale now. Thanx- Lib

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ZÿRiX - 29 Aug 2005 06:32 GMT

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>I am having the original hood for my roadster repaired (after 20+yrs.) and
>am considering either selling the replacement hood or storing it. The hood
>is painted and has been stored in a garage under a car cover. It has no
>chips or flaws. Any ideas about how to determine the value of the hood
>would be appreciated. I went to Ebay but none are for sale now. Thanx- Lib

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waynec - 29 Aug 2005 14:05 GMT

> I am having the original hood for my roadster repaired (after 20+yrs.) and
> am considering either selling the replacement hood or storing it. The hood
> is painted and has been stored in a garage under a car cover. It has no
> chips or flaws. Any ideas about how to determine the value of the hood would
> be appreciated. I went to Ebay but none are for sale now. Thanx- Lib

Original 65-67 small block hoods usually go in the $350 to $500 range if
in good shape, so I would expect a replacement hood to be in the $200
range. 63 hoods may bring more money, 64 hoods a bit less.

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