Fair Asking price for Early 60s Convertible Engine Lid

[Richard D]

Not sure what year this is:

[scottyrocks]

It's certainly not an oval window.
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[AlteWagen]

Looks like a 64 only deck lid that got run over. Depending on damage, rust, hinges etc $50-100. With bodywork over $100/hr its going to cost a lot to get that one back into shape.
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[Richard D]

It's really not that bad, I need to get better pictures. At least I know what year it is.

[VOLKSWAGNUT]

Clean ones bring 600 - 1000

Damaged, bent and rusted ones 100-200 tops to the right buyer

Its too easy to build a nice one from a pair of late model vents grafted into a sedan lid than to spend too much money on reworking one.

Plus there is (or was) now a company that will punch correct convertible vents into Sedan lids.

ISP sells the vents alone for 45 bucks a pair as well

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[hitest]

That's a $100 lid tops out west
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