67 New Yorker value

[acltendon]

Hello everyone. There is a local auction near me that’s got a 67 looks to be rust free New Yorker with a 440 that runs and drives. I’m just wondering what an idea of value on it should be? Thanks for any input.

 

[live4theking]

I kind of like cars that look like this because you can easily tell what has been messed with as far as the body goes. Running and driving is great, but when was it last on the road and what type of maintenance had it received. If it's only been off the road a short period of time and not a decade then you can hope that the maintenance was fairly reasonable. I'd be willing to go about $3500.

 

[413]

Looks well cared for, interior is clean, paint looks original. Which is good over a repaint.

 

[1970FuryConv]

I can't tell if it was a vinyl top car.
If not, big plus.
Either way, I'd check the dutchman panel and quarter corners below the rear window carefully. Also, the truck floor.
$3000 would be my max with no damage to either.

 

[Scoopy G]

I wonder if this guy ended up buying that NYer.

 

[commando1]

Three grand tops. Maybe 35-hundred if this car truly grabs you by the cajones.

 

[acltendon]

Sold for 3350 today on the auction. Not to me.

 

[Scoopy G]

Fair price I'd say, without hooking my peepers on it firsthand. From experience I'd guess he's gonna have another 4K+ (and many enjoyable hours tinkering with the thing) in making it a roadworthy daily driver (brakes, radiator, carb rebuild, exhaust work, hoses, pumps, wires, tires etc.).

It sounds like the perfect way to spend 8 grand and many evenings out in the garage after dinner.

 

[commando1]

Sold for 3350 today on the auction. Not to me.

Looks like FCBO's best and brightness nailed it.
But, of course.