I have posted photo's under "Keith's purchase", can anyone tell me
what these cars are worth? the orange one is in the best shape, and
all cars have the motors and glass, but two are missing seat covers.
Any help would be appreciated. Keith
photo's ready
Re: photo's ready
Hello,
The absolute best source of value on the net or for that matter anywhere is
NADA.com, and in the final analysis the real value is what someone pays for
the car, not what someone would pay, or could pay, or might pay, but what
someone does pay. One mans trash is another mans treasure, or so I'm told.
We have a 72 N that we passed on a $35,000.00 offer years ago for, call us
crazy, but we did the car for ourselves and as some of you have seen, we
feel its worth it. All speculation aside, Kelly blue books (kbb.com) isn't
the best source of value for specialty cars, nada.com is. If you want to
get technical, goto both sites, add the wholesale values and divide by two,
ie. kbb =1,000.00 and nada = 1500.00 then you have a total of $2,500.00 and
divide that by 2 and you have an average wholesale value of 1,250.00. That
may or may not be an accurate number, again something is worth what someone
will pay for it, I routinely get much more then a buddy of mine does when I
sell a car, it may be our individual style, or the advertising, but when all
is said and done, I get about 50% more then he does regardless of what
someone else says the value is. Hope this helps.
Regards,
Steven
The absolute best source of value on the net or for that matter anywhere is
NADA.com, and in the final analysis the real value is what someone pays for
the car, not what someone would pay, or could pay, or might pay, but what
someone does pay. One mans trash is another mans treasure, or so I'm told.
We have a 72 N that we passed on a $35,000.00 offer years ago for, call us
crazy, but we did the car for ourselves and as some of you have seen, we
feel its worth it. All speculation aside, Kelly blue books (kbb.com) isn't
the best source of value for specialty cars, nada.com is. If you want to
get technical, goto both sites, add the wholesale values and divide by two,
ie. kbb =1,000.00 and nada = 1500.00 then you have a total of $2,500.00 and
divide that by 2 and you have an average wholesale value of 1,250.00. That
may or may not be an accurate number, again something is worth what someone
will pay for it, I routinely get much more then a buddy of mine does when I
sell a car, it may be our individual style, or the advertising, but when all
is said and done, I get about 50% more then he does regardless of what
someone else says the value is. Hope this helps.
Regards,
Steven