68 coronet 440 value?

• Jun 6, 2018

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benrunner

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nice , good running and driving 318 , has it original parts also. Has a few paint chip and a saggy headliner. No rust, new suspension, 8 3/4 rear. I need a value, I want to buy it but don't want to be upside down. Thanks.

 

• Jun 6, 2018

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14 to 16 grand is my gut feeling.
Looks clean.

 

• Jun 6, 2018

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• Jun 6, 2018

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Wow I like it. I would think vintage is right, 14-16,000 would be a fair price. Both parties should be happy with that price.

 

• Jun 6, 2018

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I'd pay $10K sight unseen for that, and I'm a cheapskate.

Here's a similar thread, see post 19 for my input

https://www.forbbodiesonly.com/mopa...-put-into-a-68-coronet.137598/#post-910771730

 

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66383 said:

Where in Ky are you?

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Pikeville

 

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OKDart said:

I'd pay $10K sight unseen for that, and I'm a cheapskate.

Here's a similar thread, see post 19 for my input

https://www.forbbodiesonly.com/mopa...-put-into-a-68-coronet.137598/#post-910771730

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It'll cost me more than 10k

 

• Jun 6, 2018

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I was thinking $15k, so I'm right in line with the other guys. Nice car

 

• Jun 6, 2018

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If that is original paint and no rust I would go $18,000. But 68 Coronets are my favorite. Maybe even $20,000.

 

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I agree 15k.

 

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1968 DODGE CORONET 318-235hp (8cyl-2V) AT


MOBILE
#5 #4 #3 #2 #1
440 2dr Hardtop 1275 4000 7400 12950 20675
2dr Sedan 925 2875 5325 9575 15500
4dr Sedan 650 2025 3725 6700 10850
440 4dr Sedan 675 2100 3875 6975 11275
440 4dr Wagon 1050 3600 7625 10775 17700
4dr Wagon 1000 3425 7250 10250 16850

Add:
383-270hp (8cyl-2V) 20%
383-325hp (8cyl-4V) 30%
4spd manual trans 5%
Air conditioning 10%
Power windows 3%

 

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I agree on a bit more if original paint.

Green/green may hurt a bit.

.....unless it's John Schneider's car.

 

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My gut was $12,500 when I saw the pics.