Whats the market for a nice 74 Satelitte Sebring Plus?

[YY1]

When I was about 5, I spent hours across the street staring at a new-ish 73/74 car.

JY3 tan with parchment interior, buckets and slap-stick

I was not too good with cursive, and finally decided it was a "Seattle Sebring".

 

['68 Charger]

When I was about 5, I spent hours across the street staring at a new-ish 73/74 car.

JY3 tan with parchment interior, buckets and slap-stick

I was not too good with cursive, and finally decided it was a "Seattle Sebring".

Cursive, now there's a word you don't hear often. Do the schools even teach that anymore these days?

 

[Doright]

There is no way I would sell that car that cheap.

I would put a 500 cube stroke kit in and have a hell of good time CHEAP!
Youll never get another one with those colors and Bucket interior that cheap.
In another 10 years that's cars value is gonna skyrocket. They just don't make Coke bottles any more!

Besides that I am restoring a 73 and Nice ones sell in the 20k range now.
No way I am selling mine that cheap!

 

[rt-man]

There is no way I would sell that car that cheap.

I would put a 500 cube stroke kit in and have a hell of good time CHEAP!
Youll never get another one with those colors and Bucket interior that cheap.
In another 10 years that's cars value is gonna skyrocket. They just don't make Coke bottles any more!

Besides that I am restoring a 73 and Nice ones sell in the 20k range now.
No way I am selling mine that cheap!

I have a '73 SSP (spelling be damned ). Who's buying in the $20s for '73-74?

 

[T2R9]

I have a '73 SSP (spelling be damned ). Who's buying in the $20s for '73-74?

Lots asking but I don't think they are selling in that range.

 

[YY1]

The only one I've seen break 20's besides the Counting Cars one was a factory 400 4 speed car that sold for 22K, original paint, no rust.