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Good luck. Cool car.

It is an Alfa Romeo, probably 46-48 but somebody will tell you the exact year and model.

I have seen those pictures before and I thought that if you are not trying to do a dead on replica they looked pretty good. Huge amount of money to do the finish work however.

I guess it is the Comet. I should have known that. All the dust messed me up!

I was thinking parts but I'm always high!

Honestly? Not much. I'll say 2500.00

I always thought a "Berline" has the divider window?

It does! Where did you find the picture? You should post to his thread.

I would guess "club berline" would fit. Might be Judkins. The front and back suicide doors are very interesting.

The 170 looks like a great car and things are progressing nicely Craig.

I'll bet less than 1/4 ever get restored.

My info is gold regardless of the stake thread Curt!

The 2 door coupe??? Hmmmm seems cheap even for a rough car.

Another example of why price guides are useless.

The 41 Mopar 3 window is a favorite body style of mine and I follow these cars quite closely. You can get a very nice one for under 20k although they do not come up for sale too often. The Desoto and Chrysler may bring a bit more. The 8 cylinder Chrysler will bring even more. You will see running driving non show level cars for sale for 4-6k. There is one in Kentucky that has been for sale for a year, original paint, runs, some minor rust and it has been flipped and the new seller wants 6500. The flat 6 is an easy rebuild, and is fairly bullet proof, also easily modified for more power. However, a complete restoration of one of these cars will quickly put you upside down. If it has sentimental value then you can factor that in

Ok, I can't say that I have ever been able to detect a pattern with the number of tail pipes. I have seen duals and singles on all body styles and assumed it was simply an option that the customer could ask for or not.

Craig, what do you mean by too many tail pipes?

The 1.5 for the 380 is not outrageous until you remember that Don Williams only wanted 800k for the dual spare roadster 4 years ago.

What did they get for the Dynamic coupe? There are maybe 3 of these known.

That car has much better proportions than the one in question here. This has "home built" written all over it.

I never reset my odometers. Why would you?

About a 90% chance it was done in the 70s or 80s.

Looking at the Chassis I would say 170S?

ok, you made me laugh.

That thing is cool and unique. Have you done the math on putting it back?