1967 air cpe

**Mike B.** · January 2, 2019, 10:02 AM

Re: 1967 air cpe

Good Morning Ronald,

I've sent you a private message with an attached 2018 pricing guide not Driveline so I did't want to post it here. Sounds like you're close in your estimate but maybe more with the car's other options if any. I'd also check the Driveline, Hemmings etc.

Mike

**Darryl D.** · January 2, 2019, 11:26 AM

Re: 1967 air cpe

From your brief description if the car has air-conditioning the price would be around $70,000 in my opinion

**Ronald R.** · January 2, 2019, 12:51 PM

Re: 1967 air cpe

Thanks, the car does not have many options, no A.I.R., no PW, PS, PB, does have speed minder thanks

**Darryl D.** · January 2, 2019, 01:13 PM

Re: 1967 air cpe

Originally posted by Ronald Rains (15175)

Thanks, the car does not have many options, no A.I.R., no PW, PS, PB, does have speed minder thanks

A.I.R. Is smog equipment. Are you saying the car does not have air conditioning?

**Ronald R.** · January 2, 2019, 01:36 PM

Re: 1967 air cpe

It has AC but no smog it is a Texas car thanks RDR

**Darryl D.** · January 2, 2019, 02:32 PM

Re: 1967 air cpe

Originally posted by Ronald Rains (15175)

Thanks, the car does not have many options, no A.I.R., no PW, PS, PB, does have speed minder thanks

Without PS it changes a little for the value but you can add that for around $2K. Surprised it does not have it with A/C.

**Jimmy G.** · January 2, 2019, 06:14 PM

Re: 1967 air cpe

$ 70 K Not a chance in hades it would auction for that much

**Gary J.** · January 2, 2019, 06:31 PM

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Agree with Jimmy

**Leif A.** · January 2, 2019, 06:36 PM

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Have to agree with Jimmy and Gary, although, I sure wish it would.

**Darryl D.** · January 2, 2019, 06:55 PM

Re: 1967 air cpe

Originally posted by Jimmy Gregg (2756)

$ 70 K Not a chance in hades it would auction for that much

First of all I don't recall anyone asking what it would AUCTION for.

I have been buying and selling sports, muscle, antique and special interest cars for 50 years and have a pretty good handle on what things will sell for. I recently purchased a 1965 coupe in very similar condition with PS, PB, PW, tele, 4 speed, BORN WITH 300 h.p. with 76K original miles, one repaint in original rally red no hit body in good driver condition and was happy to paid $55K for it. A 67 will bring more money then a 65 and if my car had factory A/C I would have paid at least $10K more for it. Try and find an original car like this and see what it sells for. Just check a few dealer sites on the net for a like type car.

Also remember that with a car sold at auction the buyer will end up paying approximately 20% more for the car when you add the buyers premium (generally 10%) and sales tax. I live in AZ. where there is no sales tax paid on transactions between private party regardless of what state I buy it in. If I buy it from a dealer (which an auction company is) I will pay sales tax which in AZ. is 10%. So, if this car sold at auction for $55K (which would be a GREAT deal for one with factory A/C) the buyer would really be paying $66K for it PLUS transportation fees and what ever expenses they have getting to, from and during the auction unless they happen to live close by.

**Darryl D.** · January 2, 2019, 07:00 PM

Re: 1967 air cpe

Originally posted by Leif Anderson (29632)

Have to agree with Jimmy and Greg...although, I sure wish it would.

OK, so what would you expect to get for your car equipped as you shown?

**Kenneth B.** · January 3, 2019, 10:43 AM

Re: 1967 air cpe

Originally posted by Darryl Dayton (63266)

First of all I don't recall anyone asking what it would AUCTION for.

I have been buying and selling sports, muscle, antique and special interest cars for 50 years and have a pretty good handle on what things will sell for. I recently purchased a 1965 coupe in very similar condition with PS, PB, PW, tele, 4 speed, BORN WITH 300 h.p. with 76K original miles, one repaint in original rally red no hit body in good driver condition and was happy to paid $55K for it. A 67 will bring more money then a 65 and if my car had factory A/C I would have paid at least $10K more for it. Try and find an original car like this and see what it sells for. Just check a few dealer sites on the net for a like type car.

Also remember that with a car sold at auction the buyer will end up paying approximately 20% more for the car when you add the buyers premium (generally 10%) and sales tax. I live in AZ. where there is no sales tax paid on transactions between private party regardless of what state I buy it in. If I buy it from a dealer (which an auction company is) I will pay sales tax which in AZ. is 10%. So, if this car sold at auction for $55K (which would be a GREAT deal for one with factory A/C) the buyer would really be paying $66K for it PLUS transportation fees and what ever expenses they have getting to, from and during the auction unless they happen to live close by.

So are you saying you would pay 70,000.00 for the car to resell. What would you ask. don't know where you sell to but nobody I know would pay north of 70,000.00 for that Corvette. Transportation & other costs are the same no matter where you buy it. Also I live in Arizona & I don't pay 10% sales tax on anything. Thought cars were 7%. You ask what someone should pay & I think 50 is a good # to try to flip. You always need to put a couple of grand in it to sell.

**Leif A.** · January 3, 2019, 11:43 AM

Re: 1967 air cpe

Originally posted by Darryl Dayton (63266)

OK, so what would you expect to get for your car equipped as you shown?

Darryl,
I've never given that any thought as it's not for sale. My comment of "I wish it would" (sell for $70000) meant it could only help the value of my car, I would think. Quick math, if that base motor, 4sp, A/C car sells for $70000, then I would think my car would be worth no less than $90000. Again, not for sale and I sure don't own a crystal ball. All hypothetical. I think the $50000 number being bandied about is a realistic number for that particular car.

**Darryl D.** · January 3, 2019, 12:25 PM

Re: 1967 air cpe

Originally posted by Kenneth Barry (7808)

So are you saying you would pay 70,000.00 for the car to resell. What would you ask. don't know where you sell to but nobody I know would pay north of 70,000.00 for that Corvette. Transportation & other costs are the same no matter where you buy it. Also I live in Arizona & I don't pay 10% sales tax on anything. Thought cars were 7%. You ask what someone should pay & I think 50 is a good # to try to flip. You always need to put a couple of grand in it to sell.

No body has mentioned resale here and of course if that was the case $50K would be a great deal to make considerable money on the car.

I think some of you guy need to get current on these values and below is a good guide to use.

Page not found - collectorcarmarket.com

http://www.collectorcarmarket.com/collector-car/prices/1967-chevrolet-corvette-value.html

Here is some info on how they determine values from their site.

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