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Anyone that believes those NADA Old Car Price Guides is living in a dream world.

The prices are so far off, it's ridiculous.

They're based on (prolly shilled) auction sales, and what stuff is priced at..priced at = not what they sold for...in Hemmings, Old Cars Weekly, Cars & Parts, etc.

Every year it seems, some cluck at NADA bumps the prices 10% or more.

If peeps priced all their old rolling piles of misery at what NADA sez they're worth, not one old vehicle would change hands.
 
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Seems like those prices are similiar to barret jackson auction prices!
 
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Barret Jackson auction prices is my take on it too, Sheldon. Not in real world, on the street pricing......
There was a very nice black 66 Mustang f/b/standard interior/289/2V-200 hp/auto at this spring`s Draggins Car Show that was bought from the USA last fall for under $30,000.
 
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The real world pricing is alot different. I think the BJ (heh heh) auctions have really twisted some peoples thinking on values.

Even on ebay sometimes the fastback stangs go for 15-20k. Get one with anything except a 289 or a 6 banger and the value sure seems to shoot up.
 
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Lately anything on Flee-bay that`s got a very high reserve or a buy it now price doesn`t seem to sell to well, sometimes with no bidding.........
 
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Makes me wonder if they just keep it then, or if they try to sell it locally or what? I have noticed sometimes the person relists it, and really stresses that the reserve bid was dropped.
 
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Alright thanks for your help guys.
 
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Some of those cars on Barret jackson go for an insane amount of dollar
 
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Some of those cars on Barret jackson go for an insane amount of dollar
The most outrageous price ever IMO, was $450,000.00 for a 1938 Lincoln Zephyr 3 window coupe with a hotrodded flathead...V12 flathead, that is.

Un F'ing unbelievable that someone would pay that price, when you consider a minty first year production 1940 Continental coupe (only 50 were made) won't even bring one quarter of that price.

btw: Zephyr's came wilth several different V12's from 1936 thru 1948. Same engines as the 1940/48 Continentals. These V12's engines were oil burning, overheating dogs, why many Connies had V8's installed in the 1950's.
 
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oldride.com gives an idea as well, and it is a pretty good site too - you can narrow your search down pretty well with the options they have listed.
I just had an SGI accredited appraisal done on my mustang, and he valued it as #1 for $35,000.00.
 
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Sounds like a real nice Mustang, Colin. Any details on it?
 
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Originally Posted by NumberDummy
The most outrageous price ever IMO, was $450,000.00 for a 1938 Lincoln Zephyr 3 window coupe with a hotrodded flathead...V12 flathead, that is.

Un F'ing unbelievable that someone would pay that price, when you consider a minty first year production 1940 Continental coupe (only 50 were made) won't even bring one quarter of that price.

btw: Zephyr's came wilth several different V12's from 1936 thru 1948. Same engines as the 1940/48 Continentals. These V12's engines were oil burning, overheating dogs, why many Connies had V8's installed in the 1950's.

That is just downright ridicuolus outrageous for sure some people sure got a lot of money

mustang sure does sound nice if its worth 35,000
 
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She's a 1965 Fastback A code. 289, 4spd, 300:1 posi rear. Raven black with black interior. It has had a ground-up, rotisserie restoration. It is an original car from New Mexico -- still has its original quarter panels, doors, floor pans, rockers, and inner fenders - absolutely rust free. Everything was replaced or re-done and many parts are Ford restoration components.
Re-done as a Hertz Shelby Car. Details including functional side scoops with ducted rear brake cooling, rear sway bar, seat belts, badging, and interior with Shelby seat belts and tach.




 
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Awesome car Colin, one of the nicest 65 Mustangs I`ve ever seen.
How long have you had it and is the rear end n 8'' or a 9''?
 
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Wow that is one beautiful car, I love the black on gold.
 


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