RE: 63 Ply 2 dr post- Value?

[Dave Walters <whdavid@xxxxxxxxx>]

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Jimmy Peavy wrote:
> 
> The cars are worth more than the books say they are.The books say a two 
> dr hardtop is worth more.
> But with everything being more expensive on the west coast, I would'nt 
> think it would'nt be fair to quote a price on one, as an example of 
> pricing to be used everywhere.
> They are going up in value everyday.
> And getting harder to find.
> It's all in how bad someone needs one.
> 
>    Jimmy

Jimmy,

I agree with the book prices being WAY out of touch with the market.The 
"West Coast Prices" are being set by the EAST COAST BUYERS.Tom H.hit the 
nail on the head when he said it's better to pay more upfront for a no 
rust car than to put $5K into metal work.These cars are moving up in 
price so rapidly because of the financial inaccessability
of the late B and E bodies.The early B's are still entry level for a lot 
of people,but are a business for more than few.I know most of the early 
guys here would give you parts rather than sell them to you,if you 
needed them.However,I had to get rid of a car a few years ago.I took 
less than it was worth because of a "my dad has cancer and he had one 
back in the day" story.2 weeks later the car's on ebay bringing twice 
what I sold it for,despite me having a buy back agreement with the new 
owner.And no,his father didn't die it was a scam.


  Dave Walters
  Denver, Co.
  

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