67 SS-396 Chevelle

Would like to get a ballpark WIW as I don't follow the Chevelles.Car is red with black bucket seat interior. Original paint, born with driveline with 16K showing. Paint and body are in good shape. Car has never been modified or hacked in any way. Whats a fair price for this baby guys.

[72-SS-L48]

Pictures would help. Are you looking to buy or sell?

[olredalert]

----Engine option, trans option, etc. would mean the world here. You just havent given us anywhere near enough info, Frankk......Bill S

Its the 350 horse 396 and M21 trans. Can't really think of anything else

[mockingbird812]

Rear gears, posi, interior condition, orig. wheels, photos, rust issues, paperwork, owner history.........

Rear gears are 3:55.posi. Original wheels are on the car, no rust issues and interior is excellent original. Come on guys I'm looking for a ballpark here .I won't be upset if I pay 5K over what its worth but I would be if I pay 15K more thanI should be.

[Fast67VelleN2O]

Survivor quality? In my opinion. $28,000-$32,000

[Shevelle]

With limited info and no pics it's very subjective... but if it's TRULY a survivor in great condition, low miles, docs, original drivetrain 350hp, 4-speed, buckets, 55-60K.

[Jay_chevelless]

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: frankk</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Rear gears are 3:55.posi. Original wheels are on the car, no rust issues and interior is excellent original. Come on guys I'm looking for a ballpark here .I won't be upset if I pay 5K over what its worth but I would be if I pay 15K more thanI should be. </div></div>You may end up paying a lot more than what it's actually worth if you can't or don't post any pics up. Just by doing that you are basically asking to get screwed.

[olredalert]

----350hp is a nice option, and it does have three pedals. but its not 375 ponies. Of course, thats where the money would be. Id say you are somewhere around $40/45 for close to the best......Bill S

[Jim Ferron]

This opens the old issue of, 'what is an unrestored survivor car worth in relation to a restored car'? I say survivors are worth MORE. To me its supply and demand...go to a car show or cruise night..I'll bet the ratio of restored cars to nice original is 30 to one...


SS +
4 speed +
Red +
350 hp +

all pluses...

I'd say that is worth at least $40k, if not more.

Mike Crown seems to have a similar car on his site, but an automatic...no price on it yet there...

Thanks for all the replies guys. It has been a help.

[StriperSS]

What's the asking price? Was it bought new in PG?
I'll bet there's a lot of undiscovered cars in the Cariboo/central interior. Guys would quit school at 16, go work in the sawmills, and their first car would be a musclecar. My friend owned the GM dealer in 100 Mile House, and a lot were sold there. Of course a lot were crashed. Give a 16 year old a fast car and a few beers, and it would end up upside down in the woods.

YEA STRIPPER THAT IS SO TRUE. A LOT OF NEAT CARS WERE LOST TRACK OF SOME OF MINE INCLUDED.

[Shevelle]

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Jim Ferron</div><div class="ubbcode-body">This opens the old issue of, 'what is an unrestored survivor car worth in relation to a restored car'? I say survivors are worth MORE. To me its supply and demand...go to a car show or cruise night..I'll bet the ratio of restored cars to nice original is 30 to one...

SS +
4 speed +
Red +
350 hp +
all pluses...

I'd say that is worth at least $40k, if not more.

Mike Crown seems to have a similar car on his site, but an automatic...no price on it yet there... </div></div>

The red 67 on Mike Crown's site is what I would call an in-betweener. It too is a #'s matching, documented, 350hp, but as you noted, it's automatic which does make a difference. While it is still mostly original, it's had a repaint and needs paint now. For most, that removes it from survivor status. That car will be priced somewhere south of 30k. So again, without good photos (including the deck stamp, trim and vin tags) and a better description, it's next to impossible to give the OP a true estimate of what the car he is looking at might actually be worth. It could be worth anywhere between 20 and 65k!

[Jim Ferron]

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Shevelle</div><div class="ubbcode-body"><div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Jim Ferron</div><div class="ubbcode-body">

I'd say that is worth at least $40k, </div></div>

The red 67 on Mike Crown's site is what I would call an in-betweener. It too is a #'s matching, documented, 350hp, but as you noted, it's automatic which does make a difference. While it is still mostly original, it's had a repaint and needs paint now. For most, that removes it from survivor status. That car will be priced somewhere south of 30k. So again, without good photos (including the deck stamp, trim and vin tags) and a better description, it's next to impossible to give the OP a true estimate of what the car he is looking at might actually be worth. It could be worth anywhere between 20 and 65k! </div></div>

He just wanted a price estimate...not a car inspection...we have to assume all is correct on the car...of course it's worth less dough if it's a repaint or not numbers matching...but we have to ASSUME it's legit to give it a price estimate...on Mike Crowns car...I'd be pretty surprised if that car is priced under 30K <<GRAEMLIN_URL>>/smile.gif

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Shevelle</div><div class="ubbcode-body"><div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Jim Ferron</div><div class="ubbcode-body">This opens the old issue of, 'what is an unrestored survivor car worth in relation to a restored car'? I say survivors are worth MORE. To me its supply and demand...go to a car show or cruise night..I'll bet the ratio of restored cars to nice original is 30 to one...

SS +
4 speed +
Red +
350 hp +
all pluses...

I'd say that is worth at least $40k, if not more.

Mike Crown seems to have a similar car on his site, but an automatic...no price on it yet there... </div></div>

The red 67 on Mike Crown's site is what I would call an in-betweener. It too is a #'s matching, documented, 350hp, but as you noted, it's automatic which does make a difference. While it is still mostly original, it's had a repaint and needs paint now. For most, that removes it from survivor status. That car will be priced somewhere south of 30k. So again, without good photos (including the deck stamp, trim and vin tags) and a better description, it's next to impossible to give the OP a true estimate of what the car he is looking at might actually be worth. It could be worth anywhere between 20 and 65k! </div></div>JACQUIE and Jim I appreciate your input