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    Dave Severson is offline CHR Member/Contributor Visit my Photo Gallery
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    Not really a no-no, but really lacking in the resale department....even the tri-5's suffer greatly when put up for sale....But on the other hand, you can buy them a heck of a lot cheaper.... Depends on what you want, I guess. Personally, I'd keep looking for a two door. If you can get the 4 door cheap enough it would make a good parts donor, or just build it the way you want it, but keep in mind getting your money back out of it is going to be tough.
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    Dave is pretty much right on his 4 door or mordor answer. But it also depends upon you. If you want a car to drive for a few years and then sell or trade, then the 2 door will likely be better. If you are looking for a rod to cruise in, and if you have a family who wants to cruise with you, then a 4 door may be more practical. I have a 4 door cruiser, satisfies all my needs, but I know it isn't going to bring big bucks on a sale. But then again, I won't care if it happens to be an estate sale.

    I also know of a few 4 door street rods that are real sharp. But then again, it really is what you desire and what you expect from the car.
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    Moredoors are getting more popular with the scarcity of the more traditional two doors. Like others have said, they're great for family touring. Find a good one, clean it up, and have fun! Sadly, most younger people don't even know the difference any more, anyway.

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