Re: High Priced?!!

[Marcus Edell <marcusedell@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

  My brother worked for Specialty Sales out here in Ca.,they are a well known Classic Car Dealer.And he told me told me that NADA went off of reported Sales including auctions and private sales.There are certain Market Guides that really low ball the value for buyers,like a place such as Specialty Sales might use and there are ones for sellers that are inflated,mainly for Insurance reasons..It's all B.S. for the most part..You can have a car on Ebay one week and no one bids on it..wait a few weeks and the price goes through the roof..it's all about timing and finding ,in Ebay's case, at least two Bidders who want that car bad enough to drive up the price.
 And then there's the TV Auctions where they are auctioning #1+ condition Cars and getting Insane Gobs of money and people think they can get that for their #3/4 Car...They're Dreaming..

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From: Dan McCormack <mcwheels@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> 

> 
> Interesting that you brought that up. After this discussion yesterday I took 
> a look at a NADA classic car price guide. On the high end they have a 63 
> Fury convert with a 383 priced at 35K and a 64 Polara convert with a 383 
> priced at 25K. I'm not sure I understand why but for years now I've noticed 
> that 70-74 Cudas are bringing more money that 70-74 Challengers. Doesn't 
> make sense to me but I guess in the long run any car is worth what somebody 
> is wiling to pay for it and what somebody else is willing to sell it for. 
> 
> Oh well! Buy high and sell low is my motto. LOL 
> 
> Dan 
> 
> 
> ----- Original Message ----- 
> From: "Sean B" 
> To: <1962to1965mopars@xxxxxxxxxx> 
> Sent: Tuesday, May 20, 2008 10:38 PM 
> Subject: RE: High Priced?!! 
> 
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> > 
> > The Plymouths seem to get much higher prices when they are sold. Not 
> > sure why. Also, I have two friends with gorgeous '64 Sport Furys, both 
> > appraised for around 35k. 
> > 
> > Sean 
> > 
> > 
> > david orr wrote: 
> >> 
> >> Boy you guys are tough, My 64 sport fury 426-4bbl-4spd., vert was 
> >> appraised at 40k 8 yrs ago and I 've seen them sell for over 75k in 
> >> great shape. 
> > 
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