What do you guys use for a price guide?
10-18-06, 05:35 PM
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What do you guys use for a price guide?
Hey, KBB does not go to 1985 so what are you guys using for reference for a price guide to work off of?
I am looking at an 84 and I think the seller wants WAY to much for the car, just wondering what there is out there to use?
I am looking at an 84 and I think the seller wants WAY to much for the car, just wondering what there is out there to use?
10-18-06, 05:42 PM
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well i was told when buying mine its all in the eye of the beholder when dealing with old cars i paid 4900 for mine with 30k original miles (gsl modle fully loaded) and it was stored in a garage, im no expert but it all depends on what you are willing to pay (just look at classic car auctions) hop this helps some
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^^That is true also. The guide is only a general guideline and it only covers everyday driven cars, not show quality. They are so hard to find in good condition that its a sellers market above a certain level.
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