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Convt Red
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1/24 MAISTO DIECAST AUID TT ROADSTER REAL RED CONVT. $8.99 |
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1956 LINCOLN PREMIERE RED CLOSED CONVT. 1:18 PLATINUM $76.99 |
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1959 BUICK ELECTRA 225 RED CONVT 1:18 DIECAST MODEL $29.99 |
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1967 Oldsmobile 442 67 Olds 4-4-2 Hwy61 Black Convt Red interior White Top $78.00 |
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1949 VOLKSWAGEN BEETLE KAFER CONVT RED/BLK 1/12 SUNSTAR $149.99 |
I am buying a 73 Caprice Classic Convert w/ 92k org. miles for about $8750. Is that a good deal?
Is this a good deal or should I look elsewhere? The car is All Original with a 400 eng, 4 brrl carb., and Great Condition Original Red paint and functional convt. top. He hads the car listed at $9500 but said I can buy for $8750. Is that a decent deal, should I talk him down, look elsewhere? Need some input from old car experts. What should I do to get it for a cheaper price?
I am a car dealer and if you offered me $8750 for that car I would feel rich when you left. That car wholesale is worth about $6000-$6500 tops (and I am being SUPER generous as my own personal bid wouldn’t be over $4500-$5000……..but I would probably be outbid by someone wanting it more than me)……..add $1000 profit to the dealer and he should be ecstatic. Tops $7500. Don’t even worry about bluebook on ANY car over 5 yrs old……it’s a WASTE of time. Even if THEORETICALLY kbb had values on cars older than 1987 (which they DON’T for all you non savvy car ppl out there)…..bluebook would be super low on this car compared to what it is really worth. The mileage would not be rolled back on a 1973 Model Car as likely as it would be miles in excess of 100,000 as there were no 6 digit odometers until the early 80s. Regardless, miles won’t matter much to anything that old unless it comes with documentation.
