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07-24-2013, 10:32 AM
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I agree that with the $1500-$2000 figure if the body is solid for a non runner with a non cracked dash, deduct $500 if the dash is cracked. Worth more if it is a 455 or 400 Powered car, I can not remember if the anniversary editions came with the standard 76 GP engine of a 350 2bbl or not. But it does seem to be a anniversary car, correct Color and Hurst T-tops so it may gather more interest.
I would agree that repaired and in good shape they have more Value, but top end on those cars is not what a 64-72 GTO or Lemans will bring. No one will get rich selling it.
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