1969 Coronet RT on Ebay

[Robert 96]

I don't know how to copy a link to this car on Ebay but it's a 1969 Coronet RT with 27k, 440 engine, Auto. Looks like it's been sitting for a long time. What do you guys think it would be worth? The VIN WS23L9G154539

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http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/RT-/271085728799?forcev4exp=true Maybe this will get you there.

 

[70rr-brian]

Well without knowing what the reserve is... And being from Kentucky where the car is located I suspect the "ALMOST RUST FREE CAR OTHER THAN AROUND WINDOW SEAL" statement is probably not entirely truthful. But I suppose it could be...just saying...not likely. Just have a gander at that underneath shot.


I just realized you are from Cinci....neighbor! You know what I mean then. Cars come stock with rust around these parts. Just saying you should probably email the seller and drive down and make a determination on its real condition to come up with a price. My guess is it won't sell on fleabay cause his number is likely too high.

Oh and one last thing....there is NO WAY that is 27k original miles...127k most likely.

 

[Robert 96]

That'a what I was thinking. Just wanted someone to agree if you would. They are rare birds but that thing probably needs alot of help.

 

[RJS]

That car looks like junk!!!
Maybe 227,000 looks about right.
The quarter panels look very funky too!

 

[Dennis H]

69 Coronet R/T owner here. Car looks like may have been setting too long and too wet. Needs everything. I would not consider it unless I saw it in person first. Unless you can pick it up for maybe $3,500. Needs headliner, door panels, maybe pitted door handles and trim. That does not include rust repair. Start to itemize. It gets scary fast UNLESS you are in the business.

 

[Robert 96]

Thanks guys, I thought it looked like a timebomb if for no other reason than it's been sitting somewhere for a long, long time. Not being a bodywork guy it would cost me a small fortune just to have that brought back to life.