65-67 value question
04-02-2011, 05:18 PM
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65-67 value question
i've sold my 62 vert and have been looking at roadsters, primarily 327/350 4 speed cars from 65 to 67. what value and/or discount would you put on nice driver level cars which have nice paint and mechanics in good order in today's market? i'm trying to figure the price "bump" for a car with solid matching numbers block versus incorrect blocks or decked blocks in particular. any input appreciated. thanks in advance.
04-02-2011, 07:46 PM
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Ron, I have a 67 with 327/350 4 sp. I would call it a very, very nice driver. Maybe it's a low end trailer queen
Might sell for 85 if the day's right. Bill
Might sell for 85 if the day's right. Bill
04-02-2011, 09:27 PM
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Welcome Don!
Can you help clarify what it is you are asking? Are you asking how much of a price difference there is between a NOM and matching number 65-67 327/350 convertible?
Or are you asking for a good price range for decent driver-quality cars?
Can you help clarify what it is you are asking? Are you asking how much of a price difference there is between a NOM and matching number 65-67 327/350 convertible?
Or are you asking for a good price range for decent driver-quality cars?
04-02-2011, 09:28 PM
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i've sold my 62 vert and have been looking at roadsters, primarily 327/350 4 speed cars from 65 to 67. what value and/or discount would you put on nice driver level cars which have nice paint and mechanics in good order in today's market? i'm trying to figure the price "bump" for a car with solid matching numbers block versus incorrect blocks or decked blocks in particular. any input appreciated. thanks in advance.
04-02-2011, 10:32 PM
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Hi Don,
I am unsure of what exactly you are asking also. If you are asking "numbers matching" value vs NOM, there are many variables, but 10k is a safe ballpark figure.
I am unsure of what exactly you are asking also. If you are asking "numbers matching" value vs NOM, there are many variables, but 10k is a safe ballpark figure.
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04-03-2011, 10:32 AM
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i'm sorry for the confusion on my loosely worded question. it's basically a two parter. first, what price range is realistic currently for the 65-67 327/350 cars in nice driver condition, and secondly how much added value do you place in a correct, matching numbers setup vs. a non verifyable setup? ie the gentleman up above felt 5 to 10k. thx.