Probably said already, but I will say it anyway... Over priced for the current market, or they put too much money in the cars, thinking it is still 2006-2007 in the Muscle Car boom, or paid someone else $$$$ to do the restoration, instead of doing the work their selves to have a profit margin still &/or thinking they will get all their money back, or unrealistic expectations, or clueless people seeing 100pt concourse perfect cars sell on Barrett Jackson Or Mecum action for big money, thinking there wore out, 35-45 y/o rusty old muscle car, needing a full restoration, are worth somewhere near the same value, when in reality it's just another older used car that needs allot of work... That's not the case all the time, but you see it way too often now, especially with Mopars, they won't pay the high prices, for someone else's stuff, but still think their **** is worth it's weight in gold... It's a conundrum....[/QUOTE
I think you nailed it,
6-7 years ago I can remember seeing cars on eBay that had just been pulled out of a salvage yard on a trailer and they started the bidding at $10k it was ridiculous.
