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?

they are how I like my steak, RARE. Check on Ebay there is one for auction right now.

Hi Ken,

Can you post a link to the 34 roadster on e-bay?

Thank you

Do you mean this one?

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Chevrolet...5fCarsQ5fTrucks

Anyone want to bet on what is listed on the title? How do they do that?

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

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.

That would be a nice car to restore. Someone had started too and never finished.

I would like to see what it goes for if it sells

Jim, the car sold for $12,499.

I don't know if that was a good price or not. Guess it would be OK if it didn't need too much.

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.