'29 Chevy Coupe $12K

[Leif in Calif]

Obviously, a lot more information is needed, but I think this price is pretty optimistic no matter what.

https://visalia.craigslist.org/cto/d/visalia-1929-chevrolet-coupe-classic/7510062547.html 

Very rare car is almost all original and runs but needs some TLC. This is the very first 6 cylinder car. Clean title. 

[Jim Skelly]

I like it and it hasn't been hot rodded.  Too bad it's so far away.

[wayne sheldon]

Wheels look like from about a 1934? Wire wheels were available on Chevrolet for 1929, but were much more spindly looking. Wood wheels and steel disc were also options that year. The 19 inch steel discs I think were used in 1929, and are usually not too difficult to find. But check on that? It could have been 20 inch in 1929? Pretty good chance the steel discs would bolt right onto those hubs?

[TAKerry]

Looks like a couple of layers of blue paint on there. Unless the top layer could be taken off preserving the base its not close enough to original in my book ("and I have a book"). Pretty neat car though. Completely original and the patina works on this may be worth the buy in price. 

[Leif in Calif]

4 hours ago, wayne sheldon said:

Wheels look like from about a 1934? Wire wheels were available on Chevrolet for 1929, but were much more spindly looking. Wood wheels and steel disc were also options that year. The 19 inch steel discs I think were used in 1929, and are usually not too difficult to find. But check on that? It could have been 20 inch in 1929? Pretty good chance the steel discs would bolt right onto those hubs?

Definitely later wheels. The steel discs are heavy but I've always liked their looks! These are Disteel (after market)

 

[Dave39MD]

Yes it was 20" in 1929.

 

Dave