Fair Price for a '74 LeBaron

["Robin Giesbrecht" <robings@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

I don't think it is worth too much. Maybe a couple thousand but it depends 
how bad you want it. Have to be real nice condition. My opinion. He would 
never get $8,500.00.

>From: "Woolf,Richard" <richard.woolf@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
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>Subject: IML: Fair Price for a  '74 LeBaron
>Date: Wed, 29 Oct 2003 15:06:00 -0500
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> > Hi Everybody,
> >
> >  What would be a fair offer for a '74 LeBaron in very good condition? 
>The
> > car has only 23,000 original miles on it. The paint (light green) and
> > chrome is good. There is no rust on the car, but I don't think it will
> > stay in good shape because the car is sitting outside. I checked out the
> > car about a year ago, and when I drove it the only thing the was in need
> > of repair was the brakes. At that time he wanted $8,500 for it. I said
> > that was out of my budget, and I didn't feel it was worth that much. The
> > owner call me up about a month ago asking me if I was still interested 
>in
> > buying the car. He said make me an offer. He's moving to Pennsylvania 
>next
> > year in June, and he doesn't want to take the car with him. He knows I'm
> > interested, and said by June it has to go. The question is what will the
> > car be worth by June of next year?
> >
> >  Also he has a '77 Chrysler New Yorker that has to go also. He wants me 
>to
> > buy them both as a package deal. I'm not sure if I want to do that. If I
> > buy them both I'll probably sell the Chrysler. Originally he wanted 
>$1,800
> > for it. That car needs a lot of work. It's white on white with bright 
>red
> > carpet. Has some rust, and needs painting, new vinyl top, rechromed
> > bumper/grill, etc. Typical restoration.
> >
> >  I'm differently interested in the '74 Imperial. Just not sure of the
> > offering price.
> >
> > Rich Woolf
> > '66 Crown
> > '73 LeBaron
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