What's my Sunfire Yellow NOM '66 vert worth?

[Sea Six]

Circa 2004 ZZ4 350 hp GM crate motor with around 15k miles, AC, outstanding condition, blah blah blah.

Has '67 stinger hood with the black accent paint, but the original 66 sb hood comes with the car and was painted when the car was last painted.

[lspencer534]

In today's market, 'bout a buck sebenty.

[PortDawg]

Originally Posted by Sea Six

Circa 2004 ZZ4 350 hp GM crate motor with around 15k miles, AC, outstanding condition, blah blah blah.

Has '67 stinger hood with the black accent paint, but the original 66 sb hood comes with the car and was painted when the car was last painted.

Pics?

[repo]

40? 45?

[LarsAtTheBeach]

Originally Posted by repo

40? 45?

[The_Dude]

Originally Posted by repo

40? 45?

I think that's the ball park for these now.

[MrPeabody]

Originally Posted by repo

40? 45?

[Craig Jackson] This is way below the money! [Craig Jackson]

[lspencer534]

Originally Posted by The_Dude

I think that's the ball park for these now.

It's all gonna depend on which way the wind is blowing that day. Very unsettled market where matching numbers cars can go cheap, as in $40-$45K range. My 67 matching numbers roadster with 46K miles, no issues, likely wouldn't fetch more than $50-$55 just now, down from $60-$65 a few years ago.

[kingpin]

Originally Posted by lspencer534

In today's market, 'bout a buck sebenty.

Ill give you $2
Imagine how happy you could make me a lowly Canadian boy. Not to mention the story.

[lspencer534]

This:

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Buy-it-Now of $49,500. From a dealer, but he says it's numbers matching, 88K miles, leather seats, 4-speed.

[Thomas]

My 67 matching numbers roadster with 46K miles

This the yellow car? That thing is sa-weeet.

[lspencer534]

Originally Posted by Thomas

This the yellow car? That thing is sa-weeet.

No, that's the green 67. The yellow one I would not take $150K for. Not saying it's worth it now, but it did sell for that at one time--$141,000 plus a 10% buyer's premium. That was in 2005.

Here's the green one:

[Sea Six]

Sorry for my absence... had to check on dinner.

40-50K? DAYUM! I was thinking it would be less than I paid for it back in 2005, which was $36K.

Anyone need a nice 66? Got too many gyAHT-danged cars over here.

[Thomas]

You have some nice cars there lspenser!

[Sea Six]

Or, Spencer, how about you taking my car plus $10K change?




I was born in '67... I should have a '67.

[Thomas]

I was born in '67... I should have a '67

That's my logic on the '62. I think they perfected that generation the last year.

[lspencer534]

Originally Posted by Sea Six

Sorry for my absence... had to check on dinner.

40-50K? DAYUM! I was thinking it would be less than I paid for it back in 2005, which was $36K.

Anyone need a nice 66? Got too many gyAHT-danged cars over here.

Kingpin made an offer. BTW, my posts about your car have not been positive on the value. I of course hope you get a million dollars for it, but to me the market right now is just nuts. Lotsa very nice cars aren't selling for anywhere near what they were going for just a few years ago. Just like houses. Good luck!

[Grey Ghost]

$35k range, depending on paint/chrome/SS condition. AC really helps and would be a fun car for cruising.

[Sea Six]

There are a coupla boo boos on the chrome. Quarter sized rust spots.

[Jeff '79]

Originally Posted by Thomas

You have some nice cars there lspenser!

How do you think he keeps all that puzzy hanging around the house ?...