mallie

Hello

Considering selling my 65 coupe and looking for advice on a fair price.
I know it's only worth why a buying is willing to pay for, but still, wanted to gauge what would be a reasonable price.

• 1965 Coupe
• All matching numbers
• L76 365hp, 4 speed
• Side pipes, original K/O wheels, power windows, teak wheel
• All original, in showroom condition
• Brand new paint (in original Glen Green)

Thanks!
-Matt

Bowtyeguy

60k

hedgehead

Does it have tan interior? Nice car.

capevettes

Beautiful 65 I am partial to Glen Green 65's. That solid lifter motor is a great engine. If it's as original and correct as I think it is, low 60's is a fair asking price. Purists may prefer gold lines, black walls or even white walls (but I'm knit picking). It just presents better when selling.

Why are you parting with such a beautiful coupe?

mallie

Don't drive it much anymore and it's a big responsibility.
Every time i take it for a spin, it puts a huge smile on my face but at the same time it's somewhat stressful to drive...
Agree on the tires, I do have original gold ply tires as spare, to show the car. But I like the slightly wider and radial tires better ;-)
Tan interior indeed.

CHEVY-FAN

mall lie, please contact me if you are going to sell, my system crashed on Friday so I will give you my cell 570-3014896 Thanks Bob

CHEVY-FAN

<strong>mall lie, please contact me if you are going to sell, my system crashed on Friday so I will give you my cell 570-3014896 Thanks Bob</strong>

65hihp

Yours is the coupe version of mine, but I lack the Pwr windows. I recall when you bought it, and how I thought what a score you made on that car. It is a cream puff for sure.
I would look to get $65 for it as she sits. Worth every penny.
good luck

Twan Sloot

if she really is showroom condition 65k seems to be pretty reasonable if you ask me

Edit:
I now see it has original knock offs than 65k is very reasonable

mikelj

+1, but I would hold out for more with a car in that condition and the original KOs. Good luck!

T VETTE

I'm here in central Cal and interested if you decide to move it. I sold my 1965 coupe 30 yrs ago and miss it. Send me a pm.

Zoomin

Start at $75 and see what offers you get. And put the gold lines on it when you post it for sale.

3JsVette

Most buyers will want to negotiate. This is a no excuses car. I can't find a reason to not hold firm near that price.
Good luck with the sale if you decide to let it go.
Beautiful car by the way.

ChattanoogaJSB

Nothing to add except what an excellently optioned car in great colors!

SW Vette

At 65K you might be leaving a fair bit on the table. It's worth more than that with hubcaps.

RIKKI Z-06

What a beautiful car!!!

Kerrmudgeon

I think that's the problem with having a near perfect car.....you're stressed out every time you take it out in traffic. I felt much better using it on the roads after the first self inflicted scratch I put on it, despite the colorful language and flying tools!
What a beauty though. I'd be asking 70K and sticking to it.

Frankie the Fink

In the current market, in the midst of a holiday season; I'm thinking $70K.

Frankly, I'd put the gold line tires on it and hold out until early spring when "Corvette fever" strikes a bunch of folks...

I understand the stressful driving aspect. The Disney area of Florida has become a goddanged zoo now and I find myself driving my split window less and less...

Twan Sloot

I agree with the 70k seems fair

Beautiful car

Jims66

Don't Sell !!!! I went close to four years without driving my '66 at one point in my life because there was no time. If finances is not driving your decision just leave it in the garage under a cover for awhile and when you realize you shouldn't have sold it you'll be happy to see it sitting there. These cars can sit for long periods of time and then with the turn of a key come roaring to life. KEEP IT. It's a PERFECT beautiful piece of American history. Just my 2cents.