pricing

[STEVEN]

Hello,
Does anyone have a good handle on how much a 100 point 72 an600 in
factory original condition is worth? Just curious as I'm not really
interested in selling it but curious all the same.
Thanks,
Steven

[mterrens]

I don't know, but I can tell you that these folks spend $15k+ making this
one look like this, which is not REALLY a "100 point" car, but sure is
pretty...
http://www.honda600coupe.com/Honda_600_ ... Honda.html
I guess the only real answer is, "whatever someone will spend for it".
Folks who spend a ton of money restoring a classic car do not generally get
their money back upon selling it.
You can post pictures of your car here at the clubs' website, and/or email
them to me and I will make a page on my site...
Steve

[Joseph Corsinita]

Hi Steve
  I have no idea but let me know we your ready to sale.
    Jose
stevenm@... writes:

> Hello,
> Does anyone have a good handle on how much a 100 point 72 an600 in
> factory original condition is worth?  Just curious as I'm not really
> interested in selling it but curious all the same.
> Thanks,
> Steven

[Herman]

Last time I saw the pricing matrix in "Hemmings" both the sedan & coupe max out at $5000 for a "100 pointer", with a very curious 15% deduction for automatic transmission.  Hope this helps.
Paul
P.S. my "not a 100 pointer" project sedan is for sale at $650 / obo. Located in Northern California - pictures available upon request.
My72Z600@...
wrote:

> Hi Steve
>   I have no idea but let me know we your ready to sale.
>     Jose
> stevenm@... writes:
> > Hello,
> > Does anyone have a good handle on how much a 100 point 72 an600 in > > factory original condition is worth?  Just curious as I'm not really > > interested in selling it but curious all the same.
> > Thanks,
> > Steven

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