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Old 08-09-2020, 06:04 PM
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64 Catalina in San Fran at $2500 NR.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/1964-Pontia...sAAOSwGOFfMEE7




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Old 08-10-2020, 12:04 AM
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BID price has surpassed real value by twice the amount!

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Old 08-10-2020, 11:34 AM
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BID price has surpassed real value by twice the amount!

Meaning the '64 Catalina? If so, I don't know much but I know it's worth more than $3200!

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That 64 Cat also has the Ventura package. (tri-tone interior trim)
I think thats what the small emblem on the fenders say too [ventura]
It is highly desirable and 64 might have been the last year for it.

Most Goat & Bird guys dont have much inclination to plug money into fullsize cars.
But the biggy's do have their group of fans.
6-8k is going to be a good price range - it may go higher
Low mile Cali Car

They glide so smooth and have so much room inside, its a real pleasure to sail one of those old boats down the road.

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64 Catalina in San Fran at $2500 NR.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/1964-Pontia...sAAOSwGOFfMEE7



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That 64 Cat also has the Ventura package. (tri-tone interior trim)
I think thats what the small emblem on the fenders say too [ventura]
It is highly desirable and 64 might have been the last year for it.

Most Goat & Bird guys dont have much inclination to plug money into fullsize cars.
But the biggy's do have their group of fans.
6-8k is going to be a good price range - it may go higher
Low mile Cali Car

They glide so smooth and have so much room inside, its a real pleasure to sail one of those old boats down the road.
Here is what he was asking for the Ventura:


https://sfbay.craigslist.org/eby/cto...173926509.html

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Hardly, most us us are MORE inclined to be aware of the premiums GTO/Bird, of Pontiac line and the reality of other models.
Why we CHOSE them!

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Hardly, most us us are MORE inclined to be aware of the premiums GTO/Bird, of Pontiac line and the reality of other models.
Why we CHOSE them!
So, out of curiosity for what you're saying... the value of that car is in the $3K-ish range in your opinion?

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Old 08-10-2020, 11:42 PM
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So, out of curiosity for what you're saying... the value of that car is in the $3K-ish range in your opinion?
My 2 cents is that for a 1964 piece of art with minimal rust that Cat is worth at least $9K and that's what I'd pay for it if'n I were in the market; it's a beautiful car.

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