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Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by Tyeager760, Oct 16, 2012.

  1. Tyeager760
    Joined: Jun 30, 2011
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  2. Gerg
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    bad link in your post
     
  3. Tyeager760
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    It should work now
     
  4. propwash
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    from Las Vegas

    ditto....try again - keep in mind that C/List dumps older posts so it may have expired if it's the original ad from which YOU bought the car.

    dj
     

  5. Worked for me. Id had a real tough time coughing up 9500 for a 64 buick 4 door.
     
  6. propwash
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    does NOT 'work now'
     
  7. propwash
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    still can't access the link, but I agree, unless it had a worked over 455 in it and was as cherry as day one....$9500 is way too much
     
  8. Worked for me.
     
  9. Tyeager760
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    So what do you guys think it's worth?
     
  10. belair
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    Hope you get an interesting trade offer.
     
  11. raidmagic
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    too much in my opinion.
     
  12. All original 1964 Buick Wildcat runs great with 99,900 original miles
    -Numbers matching 401 Buick Nailhead w/ automatic transmission
    - Original Paint
    -Original Interior
    -Power steering and Brakes
    -Owners manual and all service records since new
    -Minor dents and scratches
    Overall this car is in great shape
    $9500 OBO I am open to offers.
    call 760-666-xxxx and leave a message if I do not answer.
    I am open to trades just send pictures along with your offer.<SCRIPT type=text/javascript><!-- imgList = new Array("http://images.craigslist.org/3M93J13Nf5Id5O65J9cae71ca11f8b8ce1799.jpg","http://images.craigslist.org/3Ee3Mf3Jd5Gf5Eb5K6cae9a0e3c6f8fa115a1.jpg","http://images.craigslist.org/3Kb3Fc3N75Nb5I15W3cae183fc926587b10ad.jpg","http://images.craigslist.org/3n33F23Hf5G75F45J4caecbf4dbe8d4e41d5a.jpg","http://images.craigslist.org/3K83Jc3Hb5N65Ee5Mdcaebafab4b92bf118e9.jpg","http://images.craigslist.org/3M33Ic3Ha5W35Kd5M6caed5d3e5d8dea31a43.jpg");// --></SCRIPT>


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  13. Same guy told me the world is flat. :rolleyes:
     
  14. Unfortunately, FOR ME, I dont even think we would be in the same city, let alone the same ball park. I do wish you luck.
     
  15. Tyeager760
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    I am clueless when it comes to this car. Will someone give me a ballpark figure?
     
  16. Aound this part of the country you can pick those up for 2,500 to 3,000
     
  17. teejay99
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    I was going to say 3K . We had a 64 Parisienne come in to the dealer .....not quite as good shape but close , 4 door , gold , 8cyl , auto , cloth ......the boss paid 6K for it and I thought he was crazy . One of those deals where the car is old but not very sought after . The Pontiac has been there a year and no takers .( they were trying to get 8k .)

    T
     
  18. Jalopy Joker
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    only worth what someone is willing to pay - have to know if first offer you get might be the best you will get. search online: nadaguides.com
     
  19. Squablow
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    That one looks really clean, around here you might get $4K for that, but there aren't a lot of super clean old cars to buy in Wisconsin.

    If it was a 2 door hardtop, it'd probably be worth the asking price. But a green 4 door with 100K on an un-rebuilt motor, I don't see it bringing more than that. That's the kind of mileage where stuff starts getting "loose".
     
  20. Gator
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    Well what did YOU pay for it?
     
  21. Mopar Jack
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    3k would be about tops for that....sorry...
     
  22. Four grand, if everything works and it drives great. Less if it doesn't.

    He was dreaming at $9,500. Did you get caught up in that "dream"??? I assume you got it for a LOT less.
     
  23. AllSteel36
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    Keep it and drive it.....get your money's worth!
     
  24. brad chevy
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    Not by any means putting your car down, but you will be lucky to get $4000 for the car. About the only interest you will get is the idiots that throw 26 inch wheels and a tide sign on the big 4-door cars. Cars in better shape here at the shows and swapmeets don't even bring $2500.
     
  25. Ebbsspeed
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    Sell it to the guy who told you it was worth $11K. Make him a hell of a deal and let him have it for $8K......

    It's a nice clean car that not many people are looking for. If you can get $4000 for it I'd say you did well.
     
  26. You're not that far off the book price, Old Cars Report says #2 $12,950 and #3 $8,330. That's out of the current issue, too. Whether or not it will actually sell is another matter, but maybe try asking on the AACA forum.
     
  27. For a 4 door??????? I'll buy that when I see it. :rolleyes:
     
  28. teejay99
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    "Book values" are only a guideline , not gospel . At the end of the day , if you really like the car , pay what you feel comfortable with and keep it . If you are just looking at flipping it , you'll have to be a lot more savvy on what you pay . If the car has been relatively untouched , you may be in for a few surprises .

    T
     
  29. Tyeager760
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    I was thinking the same thing. I've had two friends offer me 6k. Let me put it this way, no matter what I'm in the black. (I don't want to post the price before I sell it) Thank you all for your help.
     

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