Yes, I started at $15k. You're absolutely right, it is found money. I just don't think I could sleep at night not knowing that I got at least 90% of "top dollar" for a family heirloom such as this.

I wish I had storage for it...

 

Jeez, I'd find room for a car like that in my garage....even if I had to stand it on end.

 

you got all the replies because 15g is a fair market price on that car, i have seen nicer ones with 4 speed and black interiors that sold for 25g 5 yrs ago barely bring 18 last yr!!
its white ,has a 307, and gold interior, not rare or unique but a clean low mile car none the less i may be wrong but i think you will have trouble getting more than 15 for it JMHO

 

ps i wouldnt sell it either.

 

example
http://www.harwellmotors.com/muscle-...S/124378N44937

 

^ That's a nice example. Also keep in mind Butter Nut's is a rare one owner car, his Grandmothers. Selling a car where you can tell it's history from day one does add greatly to it's value. Given that, asking in the upper-upper teens wouldn't be out of line at all.

 

Thanks guys, I've decided to give it 30 days and see how I feel then.