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value of a 67gto

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#1 ·
im trying to get in connect with the guy that currently has my old 67 gto to talk out the details on me buying it back.from what one person who has emailed and told me is that the car is not the factory color no more.the drive train is still oringal i believe.but the guy hasnt come up with a price.how much should the price be deduted for the color being changed.im the kind of person that what every the car was oringally thats what it should be now.thanks for you help
 
#4 ·
ok update i spoke with the owner and hes willing to see it to me for 22,500.its red not black like i said in above ,the paint is newer new carpet.it bascialy a standard hard top with the 335 base with a 4speed.the motor is out of the car becaust the motor has a knock.is it worth it
 
#5 ·
I would have to say no, not with the engine out, and possibly damaged to boot. 22-five should get you a very nice car in #3 condition that needs nothing in order to be enjoyed. Engine out, I'd have to say no more than 10 or 12k, unless the body and interior are in SHOW condition. If the car is otherwise MINT, and I mean MINT, it MIGHT be worth the $$$ he's asking. Just my opinion!
Jeff
 
#9 ·
Is it worth it?

Hi! First I'd agree with the others about the motor...but we have a saying in our store we own (we sell guitars sometimes real high end ones), if you want it bad, you get it bad. Sometimes it's perceived value. If it was your first car, then by all means deal with the guy on the price, but that sentimental value is worth more sometimes than anything! A woman's point of view of course.

But, with the motor out, how bad is it? Has there been any modifications? Find out about the motor and the car's condition ie rust, etc. I'd say that if no major work to the motor needs to be done, I'd offer like everyone else, 12-15k. A paint job would almost bring it back up to his asking price. Use that as a bartering tool. That's the salesperson in me talking...

Good luck!
Linda
 
#11 ·
Searching for your past..........



Wished I hadn't shredded and tossed paperwork going back to my high school days a year or so ago. If I had kept the NY State registration containing the VIN number from the '67 goat I owned in the early Seventies, I might be searching as you are for a part of my past..........

I'd pay $12,000--$14,000 if you get the numbers-matching motor, even with the knock, and the rest of the drive train, exterior and interior are in good shape. Good luck. :cheers
 
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