Looking for a 510 Shell in the East Coast

[Hoosier77]

i have a shell for 200$ but it will need 1100$ worth of repairs! lol

[Chris#51EPGraham]

In Maryland, 40 mi east of DC:

 

I have two totally stripped 2 door shells, a '69 welder's project that needs

the passenger's floor and rockers, and a '71 that has that floor and maybe

the rockers. It's definitely a build-your-own-510 project. $250 for both

shells. I still have doors and fenders for the '69.

 

The guy who bought my autocross car came up from Georgia with a trailer.

His rental cost on the trailer was rather cheap because he rented it from Uhaul

round trip, not one way. One way is very expensive.

 

I've never arranged shipping for shells. I imagine a towing company would

flatbed shells, but I can't imagine at what cost. The cheapest way to transport

would have to be a road trip.

[mozhated]

Thanks to everyone that tried to help me here find a 510. But someone passed on the word to a guy right here in Gainsville, FL and I found a 4 door 69' 510 shell that is very solid. All doors, glass, suspension, dash, bumpers and a whole bunch of other parts for it. Pretty much a roller which is exatcly what I was looking for. The shell is getting a complete blast in a couple of weeks. Ill be putting up some pics soon. Im finally a 510 owner!:thumbup:

 

BTW: All under my budget with money left over.

[qwik510]

Thanks to everyone that tried to help me here find a 510. But someone passed on the word to a guy right here in Gainsville, FL and I found a 4 door 69' 510 shell that is very solid. All doors, glass, suspension, dash, bumpers and a whole bunch of other parts for it. Pretty much a roller which is exatcly what I was looking for. The shell is getting a complete blast in a couple of weeks. Ill be putting up some pics soon. Im finally a 510 owner!:thumbup:

 

BTW: All under my budget with money left over.

 

 

Congrats. Post up some pics when you get it home.