Selling my 66
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Go to collector cars and you can find out what it's worth. Also check out collectorcartrader.com to look at other people's ads and find out what the market value is. Those two sites you should be able to get all the info you want/need.
Go to collector cars and you can find out what it's worth. Also check out collectorcartrader.com to look at other people's ads and find out what the market value is. Those two sites you should be able to get all the info you want/need.
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See what a similar one has sold for on eBay. Use that as your ceiling if you are selling locally. Determine what it is worth to you, what your floor is and if you are willing to put up with the hassles of shipping then put it on eBay for the greatest return you will likely see.
NADA is just silly...
NADA is just silly...
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If you've got something special, ebay is the best way to maximize your return. But I'd be careful using ebay as a guage for value, as some of these auctions are never paid for, and some are even run up by the seller hoping to rip someone off.
Agreed, NADA is ridiculous. But, if anyone wants to offer me $43k for my 66 vert, I could be made to change my mind.
Agreed, NADA is ridiculous. But, if anyone wants to offer me $43k for my 66 vert, I could be made to change my mind.
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