How much is an 04 Intimidator worth?
Ill never own a car i wont drive i dont care if its super rare & only one exists ima drive it & enjoy it no point in it setting in a garage all the time
once again thats just two, and i could careless about the orange peel, my cars shines just like it was brand new and has no swirl marks and that. everyone else has a different opinion on what they like in a car or what they think a car should look like. i like my car, i wouldnt trade it for anything else or sell it for any amount of money.
I had to redo a few cars because customer cared about it ..
every car has it, if it hasnt been redone. why go out and pay almost a thousand dollars worth for decals and then a couple thousand to have it repainted when it looks just fine? and we drive my dads car, it just doesnt get driven everday. in fact today it was 42 degrees out and we havent had snow on forever so the roads were clean no chemicals on then so we drove it.
every car has it, if it hasnt been redone. why go out and pay almost a thousand dollars worth for decals and then a couple thousand to have it repainted when it looks just fine? and we drive my dads car, it just doesnt get driven everday. in fact today it was 42 degrees out and we havent had snow on forever so the roads were clean no chemicals on then so we drove it.
i priced out the decals for my 01 they were like $250 a piece for the #3's and over 125 a piece for the signatures and like $60 a piece for the rcr decals.
some cars get valued at higher prices if they are signed by the driver they were designed after, for example if Carroll Shelby signed one of his original Shelby cars then yea you just added a certain amount of money to your car, but his cars are far and between, another example would be the 2000 Cobra R, it doesn't need to be signed by anyone to fetch a decent amount of money but its a limited production car and it differs from its comparable sub-models, example: the Cobra R doesn't even share the same engine as the basic SVT Cobra or many other things beside that, my point is that a DE JR Monte Carlo was widely produced and shares almost all the same features as the lesser sub model SS which are nearly identical cars minus a few minor cosmetic changes nothing else really changed... that doesn't mean its nothing special when you are trying to sell a car produced the same identical way 4000 times it gets kinda hard to make you're unique from the rest, unless maybe its the first one made or the last one made but other than than you're stuck with 3997 other cars that feature the exact same thing as yours.
all n' all its not how much is a car worth, but how much you love it and what it means to you.
all n' all its not how much is a car worth, but how much you love it and what it means to you.
some cars get valued at higher prices if they are signed by the driver they were designed after, for example if Carroll Shelby signed one of his original Shelby cars then yea you just added a certain amount of money to your car, but his cars are far and between, another example would be the 2000 Cobra R, it doesn't need to be signed by anyone to fetch a decent amount of money but its a limited production car and it differs from its comparable sub-models, example: the Cobra R doesn't even share the same engine as the basic SVT Cobra or many other things beside that, my point is that a DE JR Monte Carlo was widely produced and shares almost all the same features as the lesser sub model SS which are nearly identical cars minus a few minor cosmetic changes nothing else really changed... that doesn't mean its nothing special when you are trying to sell a car produced the same identical way 4000 times it gets kinda hard to make you're unique from the rest, unless maybe its the first one made or the last one made but other than than you're stuck with 3997 other cars that feature the exact same thing as yours.
all n' all its not how much is a car worth, but how much you love it and what it means to you.
all n' all its not how much is a car worth, but how much you love it and what it means to you.
Well your getting screwed at those prices, we had a 02 in the shop in devember & just made the decal, turned out just as good as the oem, & only cost $15
never bought the gm ones lol, had them made in canada, you cant have them made with the registered trademark logo in them either if they catch you its a hefty fine.
every car has it, if it hasnt been redone. why go out and pay almost a thousand dollars worth for decals and then a couple thousand to have it repainted when it looks just fine? and we drive my dads car, it just doesnt get driven everday. in fact today it was 42 degrees out and we havent had snow on forever so the roads were clean no chemicals on then so we drove it.
Because customer didn't like orange peel , It Looked just like factory.











