A rough price estimate
06-25-2009, 01:44 PM
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A rough price estimate
My neighbor would like an estimate on his 66 coupe.Everything under the hood and under the car looks original.
1. air conditioning
2. ps
3.p windows
4.p brakes
5. am/fm
6. 427/390 4 speed
7. 370 rear he believes
8.original paint sunfire yellow w black interior
9.Factory knock offs
10.71,000 org miles
11. full docs back to first owner
12.Florida car
13 ser#194376s117063
14. Teak wheel
15. Side pipes(added but are factory he says)
car came with a complete set of bumpers, all the emblems, bezels and light lenses in oe gm boxes, but are not needed for this car.Anyway I have this parked in my garage and under the 6500k lights this thing looks showroom new.
1. air conditioning
2. ps
3.p windows
4.p brakes
5. am/fm
6. 427/390 4 speed
7. 370 rear he believes
8.original paint sunfire yellow w black interior
9.Factory knock offs
10.71,000 org miles
11. full docs back to first owner
12.Florida car
13 ser#194376s117063
14. Teak wheel
15. Side pipes(added but are factory he says)
car came with a complete set of bumpers, all the emblems, bezels and light lenses in oe gm boxes, but are not needed for this car.Anyway I have this parked in my garage and under the 6500k lights this thing looks showroom new.
06-25-2009, 02:09 PM
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Team Owner
A highly optioned BB, 4-spd, mostly original with good paint and documented...I'm gonna say well over 6 digits...even in this market...
He's welcome to park it in my garage so I can also give it a thorough
examination...including a test drive!
He's welcome to park it in my garage so I can also give it a thorough
examination...including a test drive!
06-25-2009, 05:10 PM
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Thanks guys for the quick replies.I figured it was worth a bit more than he paid for it in 1999. I'll try and get some pictures on here later.Would this car be considered a "survivor" car. If not what would the definition of a survivor car be?.
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06-25-2009, 05:57 PM
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That sounds like a great car.
Make sure to tell him to watch the Mecum Bloomington auction this friday and saturday on Discovery HD or you can watch it live on their website. That should help with determining a price in the current market. I would not look at ebay for pricing
Make sure to tell him to watch the Mecum Bloomington auction this friday and saturday on Discovery HD or you can watch it live on their website. That should help with determining a price in the current market. I would not look at ebay for pricing
06-25-2009, 10:22 PM
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Melting Slicks
personally, looks like a REPAINT to me - all chrome looks like it has been rechromed - but WTFDIK, as only looking at pix
06-26-2009, 10:18 AM
#10
I think 85,000-100,000 depending on how good the frame and engine look. Those look like reproduction knock offs to me, but i could be wrong. Yellow is a tough color to sell
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06-26-2009, 05:33 PM
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Melting Slicks
06-26-2009, 09:21 PM
#17
It looks like even the 427/425hp 1966 Vettes are not bringing much/getting close to their reserves at the Bloomington mecum. I think Mecum must be losing money-I wont put my comments out about what i think of Dana yet.
06-27-2009, 06:28 AM
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Team Owner
Watched it a coupla nights ago and a nice big block only brought $85K and a super nice survivor '63 fuelie 4-spd two top 56,0000 mi red car was rolled off with no sale. I'm thinkin we are near the bottom of the up and down cycle for collector cars. I sure hope so...
