I can see others have chimed in already. I would do a search on classic.com for auction results of prior sales and look for a car that is in a similar condition. You can slo go to our prior auctions/sales page, but it only includes known sales from auctions, etc. The prices for these cars are all over the place. some really run down shells have gone for 18-20K. Some really nice fully restored cars for 85 - 180K.

If your block and transmission can be rebilt there are folks out there. If looking for a correct 747cc engine block, head, air filter, exhaust header, exhaust, etc it will be a big chore. I recently saw one for sale (claiming to be rebuilt) for 14K???? if i remember correctly. It was on instagram and i didnt save the post, so likely wont find it again. Many people use 850cc engines for replacements since 747cc engines are so very difficult to source.

If you wish to share photos and the chassis number please add them to the forum and we can archive the car on our forum image archive.

Hi....where are you located???

Thought I'd add this....for color. Haven't had much time to work on/play with my Abarth since I've spent the better part of the summer dealing with my Lotus....(blown head gasket compromising all 4 cylinders...and having to have both DCOE 40 Webers rebuilt and valves shimmed...a pain let me tell you) and now the '57 Triumph TR3, which was running perfectly fine...until it wasn't (while running it sounded like like at least 5 major components were on the virge of falling off and I could never isolate them), I decided to fire up the Abarth...which started up without hesitation and drove it around the neighborhood, frightening dogs, deer and several elderly neighbors out for walks. It's a very tiny....and VERY loud little beast. Will the fun never cease???

Would you consider to sell it? I would be a interested buyer as is. My phone number is 203-507-7900.