What is your realistic "my car is not for sale" price, but......

WileERobby · Feb 2, 2018

$1,000,000,000,000 . And FBBO members get 50% discount. Cash only.

khryslerkid · Feb 2, 2018

I'd take $5,000 for my '62...

Just the tires and wheels

gdrill · Feb 2, 2018

No set value, but they are just cars, and everything has a price. Everything material that is.

threewood · Feb 2, 2018

Billccm said:
Really ??????

That's the Bill price

dadsbee · Feb 2, 2018

You'll have to pry the keys from my cold dead hands !

Bb70charger500 · Feb 3, 2018

gdrill said:
No set value, but they are just cars, and everything has a price. Everything material that is.

Ahhh you can put a price on a peace of *** too!

451Mopar · Feb 3, 2018

Not looking to sell any of the MOPARS, but if someone had cash in hand I might consider it?
'69 Coronet R/T Convertible, maybe $100,000+ if I even consider selling it.
'71 Charger 500 Hardtop, $35,000. I likely have $20,000+ in the drivetrain alone.
These below are project cars, not running at the moment:
'69 Coronet 500 Hardtop, $15,000. Would include built 360, 518 trans, new custom covered seats, new carpet and headliner needing to be installed, lower quarter patch panels/trunk extensions, ect.
'69 Coronet R/T hardtop (basket case) $15,000. Include a stock 6.1 L Hemi with Nag trans.
2008 Subaru Impreza 2.5i with rod knock. Make me an offer?

Richard Cranium · Feb 3, 2018

threewood said:
Hell, I'd take $26k for my GTX if someone had it in hand.

If it's a 4-speed 68 convertible, I'm interested.

Ranger16 · Feb 3, 2018

I don't know, but I suspect it would be higher than anyone would be willing to pay.

68gtxman · Feb 3, 2018

I’d let this Sport Satellite go for $30K.

droptop · Feb 3, 2018

Once you put a price on it, you have to be prepared if someone starts counting out the cash. Happened to me. I thought my I don 't want to sell it price would make it my car forever.

barbee6043 · Feb 3, 2018

ALL you guys been putting ads on CL!!!!!??????? ha

roadrunnerh · Feb 3, 2018

one Meeellion dollars.... :rofl:

Paul Boucher · Feb 3, 2018

For my 67 R/T, you'd have to ask my son after he inherits it. He's 6 now, so you might have to wait a while!

Sonny Black · Feb 3, 2018

threewood said:
Hell, I'd take $26k for my GTX if someone had it in hand.

does it look this good?

threewood · Feb 3, 2018

Sonny Black said:
does it look this good?
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Billccm · Feb 3, 2018

threewood said:
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TEMPTATION.

TxDon · Feb 3, 2018

Its for sale right now for $46,000. But based on the lack of interest I guess people would rather spend $100,000 to restore another rust bucket.

NJRR · Feb 3, 2018

Since I don't have the time, room or skill set to restore/build cars the only way I would sell my 70 Satty droptop, which is in very nice driver condition, is if I got enough to replace it with another 70 Satty/RR drop top in better condition with a 440/426 !!!
Since that ain't happening, I'm guess I'm stuck with it !!!!

oldbee · Feb 3, 2018

moparedtn said:
Put me down for $50k also, but truth be known, I wouldn't sell it for anything.
Not that she's all that, just that there's a lot of my time and *** in it, a lot of it painfully.
Truth be known, I don't have the time left to do another one anyways.

Now, if someone wanted to trade a '68 Super Bee in similar condition, well....

Are you serious Ed?

Just kidding!

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