[91tbrick]

As the question asks how should this car be sold?
Details, my parents are looking to build an art gallery and so have decided to sell their car, I like this one a lot so I think it's a mistake since it's one of the only american cars I would drive.

Its a 67 GTA close to fully restored, had been completley till a small engine fire from the carb while on the way to get the carb replaced.
Engine has since been redone and the engine bay cleaned up quite a bit.
Before the incident it had won several firsts and seconds but needed smaller things like the steering wheel refinished and the aluminum panels touched up, just minor cosmetic nit picking stuff. Needless to say it's a rare, perfectly running car so they're trying to hit the largest audience with money possible. Best places to list?

[Horseshoeing]

Where are you? You can try this site.


http://ww2.collectorcartraderonline.com/

[91tbrick]

Parents live in the upstate NY area, thanks for the site looks like a good one.

[Steamboat 16]

any car shows particularly old mucsle car shows but they need to be bigger ones, like here we have the mustang roundup every year (all up and down mainstreet)

[Horseshoeing]

What kind of price are you going to ask for it? Send some pics. I will try to see what they are going for. What motor do it have in it? Maybe a 289

[BWAL09]

hell, if your parents are making an art gallery, i say throw in the stang as the main attraction

[Steamboat 16]

At the roundup (mentioned earlier) I've seen mustangs in the middle of resto. get sold for 10 grand, thats like just primer, things still needing to be fixed on the engine and other such things, i don't know if it is the same at other car shows but most of them are like that here.

[jessy_is_rad]

Originally Posted by 91tbrick As the question asks how should this car be sold? Details, my parents are looking to build an art gallery and so have decided to sell their car, I like this one a lot so I think it's a mistake since it's one of the only american cars I would drive. Its a 67 GTA close to fully restored, had been completley till a small engine fire from the carb while on the way to get the carb replaced. Engine has since been redone and the engine bay cleaned up quite a bit. Before the incident it had won several firsts and seconds but needed smaller things like the steering wheel refinished and the aluminum panels touched up, just minor cosmetic nit picking stuff. Needless to say it's a rare, perfectly running car so they're trying to hit the largest audience with money possible. Best places to list?

dont go selling that car to a chevy guy...sell it to someone who you know will give it a good home....

ebay

[cliff]

"dont go selling that car to a chevy guy...sell it to someone who you know will give it a good home....

ebay " Make sure that you be as honest as possible about it, and you will sell it a lot faster than if you glorify the truth about it.