At those type of prices, that really takes the fun and excitement out of doing a project to flip for me. Cause like Jim stated, the hours invested divided by the return on investment is what I watch, and it never works in my favor for the most part and sitting on that kind of money and time expecting to make a living is kind of unrealistic for me as it is for the majority of people.
Like when I did my "57" Chevy, I had lost count of the hours doing just the outside at 650hr and the body was 95% solid. the interior was already done. I don't know how much hard cash I had in it with some trim I had replaced and, having other trim polished, chrome replated, Grille and grille bar replaced etc. Danchuk was my best friend, LOL. It sold without the built 383 stroker (still in the builder bag on the stand) and trans but I can tell you the buyer got one F@$k of a deal given all my investment.
Like when I did my "57" Chevy, I had lost count of the hours doing just the outside at 650hr and the body was 95% solid. the interior was already done. I don't know how much hard cash I had in it with some trim I had replaced and, having other trim polished, chrome replated, Grille and grille bar replaced etc. Danchuk was my best friend, LOL. It sold without the built 383 stroker (still in the builder bag on the stand) and trans but I can tell you the buyer got one F@$k of a deal given all my investment.
