1964 Shasta Astrodome - What would you pay?

If I am not mistaken it is showing water stains in some corners so you probably have some frame work to replace but if it has a clear title and everything works it should be worth $900.00 even if you pull it apart and rebuild it.

It looks like the usual water damage under windows and around the edges where the putty failed. I would get under and (discreetly) poke around the thin board that the tin wrapped around. Based on the rot you find, you'll know how much water ran down the walls. 

With that said, $1000 seems fair to me. But it really does (as others have said) depend on how much you want it. And how much you want to put into it of your time and money. If you're planning to sell in a couple of years, money is all important. If you will keep it for many years to come, an extra few hundred one way or another is not a big deal.

A word of warning, the folks on this site are the Sharks of the vintage world. Truth be told, they never want to pay more than a few hundred. Some of them have gotten campers for less than they spent on gas towing them home. For a barn find, never rained on, camped in once in 55 years, plastic covers still on the cushions, manual still in the package on the pristine dinette, they might pay $1000...maybe  

Domes are known for dome rot... But you could always CUT it off and do away with all that rotten wood...

It's in OK conditions and appears to need extensive repairs. I'm guessing the skirt boards are shot, edges rotted (at least up to the front/rear windows)and some wall framing needs to be replaced. To replace the ceiling panels, the roof should be removed to do it correctly. That being said, I've seen a LOT worse. Wings are missing. (that's 300 bucks)

If it has a title, it might be a good buy at $900. A little high in my book, but if it will suit and you are willing to do the repairs, go for it. Buy what you like.

NO TITLE NO BUY.

Thank you everyone for your input! What an awesome and knowledgable community!

My wife and I are already undertaking the renovation of our 1979 Airstream Excella 500 31', so we're just going to focus on that for the time being. We do love Shasta's though; very iconic!

Hamlet is with mobiltec. With the re-issue of the Airflyte, the larger models will see a resurgence, we're certain. Turn that large rear closet into a potty room, maybe even with a shower and you've really got something nice.

So yeah, it's worth what your willing to pay for it and what they're willing to sell it for.

couple of observations,

1) it is not a Astrodome, it is a Astroflyte, (astro=cab over, dome=toilet)
2) Lots of rot in the front, the upper front windows were prone to leaking, and the platform that makes up the bunk is only 5/8" plywood, you can see separation in the tin on the over hang which means there is nothing there anymore.
3) as Mobiltec said you'll need to completely rebuild it, why? because it's a Shasta.
4) lots of weight on the "A" frame because they are nose heavy and they can stress crack...as me how I know.

Cut it, Chop it...death to the Astros!