Rickenbach

Looking for a driver quality roadster in Lynndale Blue with a small block. Not looking for show quality, or matching numbers; just a solid car without stories. Would like to be around $50k or less. Thanks for your time.

Rickenbach

Anybody know anything about this car? I talked to the owners son who was not too helpful. All I got out of his is the car is NOM. Price seems high for that. http://www.frankscarbarn.com/1967_Ch..._144430573.veh

denneys69

They can ask any price they want to. What they sell for is another question. Did you happen to see the 63 fuel car at $175K. Beautiful car but that also seems a little high. Someone on this forum probably in the area to give you an honest appraisal of the 67. Good luck and welcome.

Rickenbach

Thank you. I noticed the '63 as well as a '72 Jimmy for $50k. I have a '71 Blazer that is much nicer, and I would be lucky to get $30k for it. The son didn't seem to think there was much negotiating room in the car and didn't sound too eager to sell it. Maybe I will call the dad and see if he has something more to offer.

denneys69

Take a look at vintage corvettes.com. Greg Wyatt in Atlanta Ga. Has a nice looking vert. No prices show n. You must contact him. He has a very good reputation in the resale market. Good luck...

sbaba

I've bought a car from Greg. He's a class act.

chevahaulic

A 71 Blazer for 30k ????????
That's living on the edge of four wheel excitement.

vwtdi

A little more than you're looking to spend, but looks nice.

http://www.usedcorvettesforsale.com/...1-Owner--51420

Rickenbach

Thank you, but unfortunately I missed out on this car. This car is the benchmark that led me to the conclusion that the one in Houston was overpriced, since the price was close and this car and this one is well documented. I finally talked to the Houston guy and he isn't budging from the price for an NOM with little to no documentation.

Rickenbach

Wanna buy it?