What's it Worth 1967 Coronet RT

[Runcharger]

If I was on the fence about selling it I wouldn't. It looks like a good car and they are hard to find when you're looking. The first year commercially packaged Mopar muscle cars have a certain charm that the later versions just don't have. JMO.

 

[RT Dan]

Thanks we’ll see how it goes

 

[autoxcuda]

If I was on the fence about selling it I wouldn't. It looks like a good car and they are hard to find when you're looking. The first year commercially packaged Mopar muscle cars have a certain charm that the later versions just don't have. JMO.

There's certainly a lot of perfumed pigs out there. Growing by the day.

While the number of restorations creating solid good cars barely outpaces garage fires and accidents.

 

[autoxcuda]

My friend has three 67 440 L code Chargers. Two are automatic cars,and one is one of 132 440 4 speed cars built.

And would you say those don't sell for as much as 67 GTX's or even 67 R/T's?

 

[RT Dan]

Yes I think your right.You either like or dislike the first gen Charger.

 

[Don Frelier]

Yes I think your right.You either like or dislike the first gen Charger.

Please don't use dislike and first gen Charger in the same sentence.
My car might get upset.

 

[RT Dan]

Got it I myself like them,especially the 1966

 

[440 4 speed]

My friend has three 67 440 L code Chargers. Two are automatic cars,and one is one of 132 440 4 speed cars built.

Same here, did he ever register them with Jon Gibb?

 

[autoxcuda]

Please don't use dislike and first gen Charger in the same sentence.
My car might get upset.
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Just comments on what they sell for. Only relevant when you buy or sell.

Other's loss, YOUR gain.

 

[RT Dan]

That’s for sure

 

[chargervert]

Same here, did he ever register them with Jon Gibb?

I told him to,but I don't know if he ever did.

 

[66Hemi]

Hagerty and the other vehicle valuation references are not representative of the general market. Those sites utilize data from public sales, only.
Examples: Auctions, eBay sales, etc. At best, a very limited reference database. None of those sites have access to State DOT data or private sales.

Best bet:
List the vehicle on one or more of the reputable classic vehicle websites. Respondent offers will vary dramatically. In general, the 'low ball' offers will identify the resale ('flip') candidates. Obviously, your interest will be the parties that have personal regard for owning that specific vehicle.

Personal experience: Competitive negotiation will work to your favor

Good Luck!

 

[440 4 speed]

Would it being in Canada help it? Or wrong side of country?

Does rust free or almost rust free stuff up there goes for more money than IS rust belt?

Yes it does. Less rust West of Ontario.

 

[RT Dan]

Hagerty and the other vehicle valuation references are not representative of the general market. Those sites utilize data from public sales, only.
Examples: Auctions, eBay sales, etc. At best, a very limited reference database. None of those sites have access to State DOT data or private sales.

Best bet:
List the vehicle on one or more of the reputable classic vehicle websites. Respondent offers will vary dramatically. In general, the 'low ball' offers will identify the resale ('flip') candidates. Obviously, your interest will be the parties that have personal regard for owning that specific vehicle.

Personal experience: Competitive negotiation will work to your favor

Good Luck!

Thanks for the info and facts on tha pricing from Hagerty and so on.Thanks again.

 

[Rio68]

RTDan, put a number on it and see what happens. Got to have some place to start from. My 2cents...

 

[RT Dan]

I hear you just trying to get some ideas as to a fair number.Thanks

 

[RT Dan]

Hagerty and the other vehicle valuation references are not representative of the general market. Those sites utilize data from public sales, only.
Examples: Auctions, eBay sales, etc. At best, a very limited reference database. None of those sites have access to State DOT data or private sales.

Best bet:
List the vehicle on one or more of the reputable classic vehicle websites. Respondent offers will vary dramatically. In general, the 'low ball' offers will identify the resale ('flip') candidates. Obviously, your interest will be the parties that have personal regard for owning that specific vehicle.

Personal experience: Competitive negotiation will work to your favor

Good Luck!

 

[RT Dan]

Thanks just trying to put a fair number on it.

 

[gtx6970]

My 2cents.

Depends on how bad - how good it looks in person.
" Paint needs touchups, seats need touchups etc etc " will be its saving grace or its downfall .

More detailed pics would help

But if the car is presentable local shows type cruiser , and it appears to be in the few pics.

I would price it in the low 30s and see what happens

Great color combo. though If I was in the market we would be talking . Im a sucker for red interior cars
But I have come to the reality Im content with just the one car I have

 

[RT Dan]

My 2cents.

Depends on how bad - how good it looks in person.
" Paint needs touchups, seats need touchups etc etc " will be its saving grace or its downfall .

More detailed pics would help

But if the car is presentable local shows type cruiser , and it appears to be in the few pics.

I would price it in the low 30s and see what happens

Great color combo. though If I was in the market we would be talking . Im a sucker for red interior cars
But I have come to the reality Im content with just the one car I have

Hi,I’m just thinking of putting it up.I would take better pics for an add.I ‘m with you on the low 30’s.Thanks for your time and information.