How do I price my Charger?

mopar26 · Mar 30, 2016

Hello everyone,
The time has come to sell my 1972 Dodge Charger. I am looking around and am seeing a wild range of prices, from $1500 to $20k. So, my question is, how do I go about determining a fair price in addition to what is the best method to sell? Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated.

Richard Cranium · Mar 30, 2016

A 72 is priced slightly higher than a 73 which is priced slightly higher than a 74. However, a 72 is priced lower than a 71 which is priced lower than a 70.

Hope that helps.

patrick66 · Mar 30, 2016

Stick a price you want on it and advertise it. You know what the range is now, pick a number and run with it. If you phone blows up with messages and calls, you've got it priced right, or ,maybe a little low. If all you hear are crickets, you have it priced too high. Pretty simple. Good luck.

super-bee_ski · Mar 30, 2016

Welcome aboard!
Thanks for joining the forum.

Use a price guide

Moparsmitty · Mar 30, 2016

The Hagerty Insurance website has a price guide that would be a good place to start. It doesn't make sense to wildly overprice something that you are trying to sell. It scares away potential buyers and gives the impression that you aren't serious about selling.
https://www.hagerty.com/apps/valuationtools/search/auto Good luck.

Budnicks · Mar 30, 2016

Or the NADA price guide

http://www.nadaguides.com/Classic-Cars/1972/Dodge/Charger/2-Door-Hardtop

pick your combo & options

it's not the best but a place to start

middle of the road market shows between
$7500 & a high of $14k {kind of high IMO} for a decent well represented
base 318ci auto column shift, low option car, no A/C, no 4 speed, no SE etc.

or try sites like http://www.autabuy.com or other sites

enter your criteria & see what some others are listed for...

where you live may very well dictate what kind of price range too...

A Calif. car or a southwest car are "generally" worth more...

I really hate E-Scam {E-Bay}, not real fond of Craigslist either,
but you may want to check for pricing thou...

good luck

mopar26 · Mar 30, 2016

Excellent, thanks for the direction.

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Excellent, Thank you!

YY1 · Mar 31, 2016

I like this one better-

http://www.collectorcarmarket.com/collector-car/prices/1972-dodge-charger-value.html

However, I disagree with their 7% increase for the N96 hood option.

Bruzilla · Mar 31, 2016

I would start at $10k.

dieseldazzle · Mar 31, 2016

The correct way is to look at the comparables, when it comes to a car that was mass produced in huge volume.

How do I price my Charger?

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