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12-27-2007, 09:16 PM
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they chang every day. get what you think its worth, and pay what you are willing to pay. end of story. there have been thousands of post on what a car is worth and not two people can agree. and the seler always wants more then the book value, and the buyer wants to pay less. so do what you think is best. you worked hard for the money so only you knows how much its worth
12-27-2007, 10:17 PM
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they chang every day. get what you think its worth, and pay what you are willing to pay. end of story. there have been thousands of post on what a car is worth and not two people can agree. and the seler always wants more then the book value, and the buyer wants to pay less. so do what you think is best. you worked hard for the money so only you knows how much its worth
Well stated.
12-28-2007, 12:03 AM
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they change every day. get what you think its worth, and pay what you are willing to pay. end of story. there have been thousands of post on what a car is worth and not two people can agree. and the seller always wants more then the book value, and the buyer wants to pay less. so do what you think is best. you worked hard for the money so only you knows how much its worth
Very well stated. Most sellers also see a car go through BJ for way more than it's worth and think they can get that as well.For ideas, also look at Manheim Gold:
http://www.manheimgold.com/car_lo.html
Check E-Bay for sold cars, will also give you an idea what people are paying for them.
12-28-2007, 12:43 AM
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Very well stated. Most sellers also see a car go through BJ for way more than it's worth and think they can get that as well.For ideas, also look at Manheim Gold:
http://www.manheimgold.com/car_lo.html
Check E-Bay for sold cars, will also give you an idea what people are paying for them.
12-28-2007, 02:43 PM
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I don't have a lot of faith in those guides, NADA in particular (very high). But just to add to the confusion here is Corvette Magazine for January 2008.
When I sell my 1967 the market price will be what the buyer offers and I accept. Heck, offer me $80,000 and see what happens....
When I sell my 1967 the market price will be what the buyer offers and I accept. Heck, offer me $80,000 and see what happens....
12-29-2007, 12:49 AM
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They must be getting their prices from PT's web site:
http://www.proteam-corvette.com/1967.html
Kind of interesting, PT and Mershon both show recent sale prices.
http://www.mershons.com/
As the nature of this thread is finding out what they are worth, can't hurt to see what dealers are getting for them.
ctjackster started a thread on vettefinders, looks like a good place to get auction price details:
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/show....php?t=1908658
http://www.proteam-corvette.com/1967.html
Kind of interesting, PT and Mershon both show recent sale prices.
http://www.mershons.com/
As the nature of this thread is finding out what they are worth, can't hurt to see what dealers are getting for them.
ctjackster started a thread on vettefinders, looks like a good place to get auction price details:
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/show....php?t=1908658
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