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#167474 - 03/09/10 12:28 PM 1934 roadster
Jim Magill Shade Tree Mechanic Registered: 09/03/07 Posts: 169 Loc: Etters, Pennsylvania	So, I'm working on my 34 truck and I got to thinking about how someday I would like to have a 34 Roadster. I don't know anything about the roadster. How available are they?
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#167476 - 03/09/10 12:41 PM Re: 1934 roadster [Re: Jim Magill]
ken1939 Shade Tree Mechanic Registered: 02/27/10 Posts: 177 Loc: Pittsburgh, PA	they are how I like my steak, RARE. Check on Ebay there is one for auction right now.
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#167529 - 03/09/10 07:56 PM Re: 1934 roadster [Re: ken1939]
32confederate Registered: 12/02/01 Posts: 1052 Loc: Vancouver, Washington	Hi Ken, Can you post a link to the 34 roadster on e-bay? Thank you _________________________ 32 Confederate The Great American Value for 1932 http://www.vccacolumbiariverregion.org/
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#167531 - 03/09/10 08:05 PM Re: 1934 roadster [Re: 32confederate]
Junkyard Dog Registered: 11/23/01 Posts: 20041 Loc: Eagle Point, Oregon	Do you mean this one? http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Chevrolet...5fCarsQ5fTrucks _________________________ The Mangy Old Mutt "If It's Not Junk.....It's Not Treasure!"
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#167541 - 03/10/10 12:21 AM Re: 1934 roadster [Re: Junkyard Dog]
AntiqueMechanic Registered: 12/02/01 Posts: 7721 Loc: Vancouver, WA	Anyone want to bet on what is listed on the title? How do they do that? _________________________ RAY Member Chat Group - Non-Geographical Region Chevradioman http://www.vccacolumbiariverregion.org/ If I had known that growing old would be this much fun---I'd have done it sooner!
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#167548 - 03/10/10 04:07 AM Re: 1934 roadster [Re: AntiqueMechanic]
brewster Registered: 11/05/07 Posts: 820 Loc: Ontario,Canada	He means this little gem...but nice try having us look elsewhere while your bid sticks, JunkYardDog!! http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1933-Chev...=item19ba7add25 Edited by brewster (03/10/10 04:07 AM) _________________________ Those accustomed to the finest...find it in Chevrolet. 1951 2dr Deluxe Sedan 1950 Deluxe Convertible
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#167556 - 03/10/10 06:08 AM Re: 1934 roadster [Re: brewster]
Jim Magill Shade Tree Mechanic Registered: 09/03/07 Posts: 169 Loc: Etters, Pennsylvania	I believe that's a 33 on ebay but that would work also. I'm not ready for one yet (unless I could find a real deal) but that's the kind of car I was thinking of. My wife and I have retirement property in the Shenandoah Valley of VA and we like to go around to the different vineyards in the area. I would like to restore something like that to bop around for wine tasting. Maybe I'll start collecting parts.
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#167584 - 03/10/10 10:41 AM Re: 1934 roadster [Re: Jim Magill]
Grizzly34s Grease Monkey Registered: 01/21/09 Posts: 18 Loc: Florida	That would be a nice car to restore. Someone had started too and never finished.
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#167587 - 03/10/10 10:53 AM Re: 1934 roadster [Re: Grizzly34s]
Jim Magill Shade Tree Mechanic Registered: 09/03/07 Posts: 169 Loc: Etters, Pennsylvania	I would like to see what it goes for if it sells
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#168374 - 03/18/10 04:42 AM Re: 1934 roadster [Re: Jim Magill]
Grizzly34s Grease Monkey Registered: 01/21/09 Posts: 18 Loc: Florida	Jim, the car sold for $12,499.
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#168417 - 03/18/10 11:14 AM Re: 1934 roadster [Re: Grizzly34s]
Jim Magill Shade Tree Mechanic Registered: 09/03/07 Posts: 169 Loc: Etters, Pennsylvania	I don't know if that was a good price or not. Guess it would be OK if it didn't need too much.
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#168521 - 03/19/10 04:53 PM Re: 1934 roadster [Re: Jim Magill]
ken1939 Shade Tree Mechanic Registered: 02/27/10 Posts: 177 Loc: Pittsburgh, PA	About 8 years ago I could have had a 41 Lincoln Zephyr 3 window that needed work for $15K. Its all reletive to how rare it is, how much your willing to spend, and how much its worth to you. This is one reason I could never buy a car thats really "done". There is a certain amount of satisfaction in making "deals" on parts, sweat equity in the fabrication, or recondition/rebuiling of the primary parts, and final assembly and paint/upholstery--then the payoff of bringing it back to life.... Priceless. Edited by ken1939 (03/19/10 04:53 PM)
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