was curious what you guys think a 66 coupe in good shape would be worth. i might have the chance to pick one up in the future, and was curious. its a 6cyl car (which is fine by me, just want a classic cruiser), with an interior that is in great shape, and an exterior that is very straight with the exception on a fender needing paint. the car is red with red interior. on a scale of 1-10 i would say this car is an 8.5. any input would be appreciated.
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03-19-07, 04:56 PM #1Senior Member
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03-19-07, 07:35 PM #2Senior Member
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according to my blackbook, last updated feb 26th, 2007 a 66 hardtop 6 cyl in decent condition is worh 11,500
2005 v6 redfire mustang. yup its slow.
12.03 @ 118.5 best et
12.11 @ 122.0 best mph
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03-19-07, 08:04 PM #3Senior Member
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really? wow. lot more than i thought....
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03-19-07, 08:42 PM #4Senior Member
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lower end shows about 6500
Originally Posted by AZSonicSnake
2005 v6 redfire mustang. yup its slow.
12.03 @ 118.5 best et
12.11 @ 122.0 best mph
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03-19-07, 08:46 PM #5Senior Member
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intresting. so what is your source? out of curiousity. its been along time since i have thought about a classic car, and was just curious whats the best way to go about the price..
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the actual black book. its a guide i get about ever month or 2, gives me values on most cars from 1948 to 2007 Originally Posted by AZSonicSnake
2005 v6 redfire mustang. yup its slow.
12.03 @ 118.5 best et
12.11 @ 122.0 best mph
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05-11-08, 05:55 PM #7Junior Member
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66 stang value?
The value of an item is determand by what you are willing to pay. Good luck with your purchase...!
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05-11-08, 06:36 PM #8Senior Member
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A seller would be very lucky to get 11g's for a T code coupe. Remember that T codes have 4 lug wheels...
Since I see V8 coupes selling everyday for $8K to $12K i'd say your average condition T code is worth about $5k -$7K as a driver.
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05-11-08, 06:39 PM #9Senior Member
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"what someone is willing to pay" Originally Posted by robbin hood
Personally I would only give $4K for that T code coupe, but someone else might give $6K. It's worth what someone is willing to pay, not just one buyer.
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05-11-08, 08:07 PM #10Senior Member
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wow! holy threadsurection! haha. i did not end up anble to secure the money to buy that car. its a shame too, was a good car..
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