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Old February 11th, 2007, 01:41 AM   #1
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1967 coupe how much, 289 engine


hey i just found a new car,

1967 c code coupe, it has i pretty sure a 289 engine how am i to be sure this isnt a 302 engine? also it only has a carb with 2 valves, if i put one with 4 on it how much more power am i looking at?

can anyone give me a rough estimate of what this car is worth, no structural rust, little surface rust, interior ok...just a clean car, i just want to know if i am being ripped off?

it costing me $ K regerstered, running with minimal repars needed to be done.
 
Old February 11th, 2007, 02:17 AM   #2
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Do you have any pictures? What about mileage? Is it matching numbers? All of these things have an effect on value. Also, the owners knowledge plays a part too.

A 4brl carb will help out, I'm not sure how much, but it will help.
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Well i can get some pictures, it has 74 000 mile on the clock, i have been told and it seem to be true that there are mstching numbers, a few things have been replaced, such as the steering column which is now a collaspable an di think a the interioir has been replaced with non mustang material,

if you could put a guess on price could u let me kno
 
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Around me, it would probably bring about 7,500-8,500. But That is just a rough guess.
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Old February 12th, 2007, 06:16 AM   #5
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I was thinking closer to $5,000, but sometimes I live in dream land too.
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Old February 12th, 2007, 11:56 AM   #6
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7500-8500 sounds high for a coupe unless it's perfect. I must live in the same dream land, because I'd have to say the 5000 range too.
 
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I would say 6 500ish depending on the amount of rust. That would be the pricce around Iowa if the car was very solid.
 
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Well, all the cars around me are trashed and rusted out. I am just going off prices around me.
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Your right. Not everywhere has the same prices. Prices have gone up so fast here lately, its unreally.
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If it's in good shape and it has the original engine, then it is most likely a 289. I'd say for a 67 coupe in good running condition, around my area, would bring around $7000.00. Just make sure that the body is in very sound condition. Use a magnet if you have to. You can buy new interior kits to recover everything. Again, just look over the body really well; trunk area & floor pans. As far as the 4-barrel goes, it will help a little, but might not be worth the effort, unless you do other things to the engine. Hope this helps.
 
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4 barrel carb will need a intake and a mild street cam to really help it.
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