Wiw: 67 gtx

[NMGary]

OK. You've seen my posts and my ad. We spent $50K to put this GTX in the condition it is in. There are things that are not correct for a 100 point restoration. I have advertised this on E-bay and Carsforsale.com. Not getting any action. I need to get this sold. What price will get it in that condition? (offers of $5995 will be met with laughter, derision and threats against your family). :icon_rolleyes:

 

[NMGary]

Link to pics:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/28514716@N07/

 

[1badgtx]

Nice car...This is just a bad time to sale i,m afraid....Lots of luck and very nice car!!!
Petty Blue 67 gTx

 

[696pack]

The best gauge I can give you is from tne Collector Car Market Review which is a price guide that I subscribe to and it takes it's criteria from sold car auction reports from auctions across the country and from reporting dealers that sell these old cars.

!967 Plymouth GTX auto trans assumes matching numbers:
#2 condition shows $29125.

However, this same guide shows my car which is a 1 of 11 built 1966 base Coronet 2 door sedan with 426 Hemi and 4 speed
#1 condition at $82950.
#2 condition at $67725.

I can't help but think that my car even though not a #1 car should bring closer to the #1 price simply because of it's extreme rarity.

I have had no buyers @ $70,000.

So figure it out from there.

 

[Meep-Meep]

One problem I can see is it's not a 70 Cuda or Challenger or a 69 RR or Charger. Some of us 66 - 67 B body folks get trampled on by people stampeding to the more popular cars. I personally love the 66 and 67 Plymouth B bodies (I have two 66's myself) and you have a beautiful car for sure but they are a narrow market. And as badGTX said a lot of people might be sitting on their wallets right now. If someone really likes the car and they have the cash and the room for it they will justify paying the market price.

 

[no462of12K]

very nice X--hope you change your mind and enjoy your work--someone might have to have it one day