Then the price would be a tad low, but not by a lot.
Actually, ebay would be a good place to track a car's "street value", providing there are bids on the car.
There's a 97 anniversary model out there now, with 58k miles. Buy it now $9k, current bid is at $6,600 with 3 days to go till close.

 

When using Ebay for research go to the advanced search and turn on completed Auctions, then look at the Green prices. Those are cars that sold.

 

That's a good tip Gorn, forgot that one.

 

I do that whenever I get ready to list stuff for sale. Gives you a good ballpark value to start at.

 

So far this is the only response I got just before 9 a.m. which was 3.5 hour ago.

"Thank you for your interest! We will contact you regarding the information you requested first thing during business hours."

My son was outside a while ago and said it zoomed past here. I wouldn't doubt that as the place is only 1 mile from here and it did ask for your address etc on the form. I put the rd name on there but this rd is 4 miles and heavily populated.

 

As in someone was test driving it? Your stating that because that now have your address that they would they "zoom" by your home? That makes no sense.

 

No not test driving it. Could be someone from there being silly since I "inquired" about it. Maybe if I hear her rumble I wont care that it's $8k or advertised as wrong car. Hook, line, and sink me lol

 

"Oh my golly" thinks budsysmith, "someone must be thinking of buying it". I better run right over there and buy it before someone else does. lol

 

bwah ha ha ha. Yeah that too. Do any of you go by your names on here? lol Had I known that I'd be stuck with my user name I think I would have done something else. My 15 yr old dog's name is budsy and well um my last name is the most common name in the US lol.

 

^^ thats what I was thinking....lol

oldest salesman trick in the book..."if your interested you better get here quick, I got 3 people coming to look at it this afternoon"....