Rick Iverson

No affiliation.

http://newyork.craigslist.org/lgi/cto/5190799107.html

Nowhere Man

saw that car at Corvettes at Carlisle. its a honest good old used car. I thought it was a forum member who had it. its been for sale for a couple of years now

Mr. Gizmo

Very nice un-molested original or so it looks to be.

if all documentation is there, it should be an easy 85 to 90k sale.

Really big money for these old girls ain't what it used to be.

The people that are coming of age - 35-50 year olds that can afford them don't care as much or have the interest in them to drive the prices high as the 55 year old plus crowd.

The 55 to 70 year old crowd that cares about them to drive up the price, have other things on their minds like their health and funding their future golden years and funding their very elderly parents -- if their parents are in their mid 80s to mid 90's and lucky enough to still be going.. So that crowd is not in the buying mode driving the prices up. They are selling, thus more on the market - and the effects of supply and lower demand = lower prices.

Midyrman

Is the paint original? If so, on a scale of 1 to 10 with 10 being "as delivered from the factory" how would you rate the paint?

How is the under carriage? Unrestored? Clean? Dirty? Surface rust? Potentially worse?

Thanks.

Nowhere Man

from what I recall I would say the paint is original. there might be some touch up spots from over the years. the underside is unrestored. I only looked at while it was on a trailer. if your looking for a unresotred 67 white coupe 427/390 this is a car I would look into.