NOT MINE 1968 Chrysler Custom Newport (low mileage-nice)$24,500
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I am conflicted on the value.
Beautiful example based on the pictures. If it is a true survivor that’s a plus to the value, pristine interior, got to be worth $3-4k, no rust, good factory paint, straight panels,trim (would like to see underneath) is that worth $10-15K maybe higher with today’s paint and labor costs. Low mileage engine with working A/C….turn key. Would likely be a good deal at $18k? Maybe $24,500 is a good starting point for the seller and something in the middle as the value depending if this is somebody’s dream car.
Disclaimer : I do not know this car or the owner. Just some napkin analysis based on the description and my experience with my restoration.
Beautiful example based on the pictures. If it is a true survivor that’s a plus to the value, pristine interior, got to be worth $3-4k, no rust, good factory paint, straight panels,trim (would like to see underneath) is that worth $10-15K maybe higher with today’s paint and labor costs. Low mileage engine with working A/C….turn key. Would likely be a good deal at $18k? Maybe $24,500 is a good starting point for the seller and something in the middle as the value depending if this is somebody’s dream car.
Disclaimer : I do not know this car or the owner. Just some napkin analysis based on the description and my experience with my restoration.
GregG48203
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Looks like a disk brake master cylinder.
I don't think they are off too far with that price.
Looking at other cars here, no one bats an eye at a $6k car that needs $2k in upholstery, $13k in paint and body, and another $3k in mechanical work. This is as "turn key" perfect as it gets at the same price.
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