[bluejudge]

Originally Posted by Baron Von Zeppelin

VIN 242379z121477

Did a Google and all it shows is a link to the BJ auction.
I think it sold for 150 range

PY member BLKBRD owned it in Florida.
He passed away and his brother handled selling off his cars ,
each one using a different sales platform.

The eBay seller's description seems to be pretty legit.

https://www.barrett-jackson.com/palm...-air-iv-287537

Says 90,200 in April 2025

[Baron Von Zeppelin]

90k sounds like a nice deal .
I'm not registered on BJ to see the selling price.
Someone mentioned 150 in the other thread , I went with that.

Listed for 148 on eBay currently.

[bluejudge]

Originally Posted by Baron Von Zeppelin

90k sounds like a nice deal .
I'm not registered on BJ to see the selling price.
Someone mentioned 150 in the other thread , I went with that.

Listed for 148 on eBay currently.

I know, I thought 90K was a really good buy for a numbers matching RAIV car.

[Aluminum Chief]

Originally Posted by bluejudge

I know, I thought 90K was a really good buy for a numbers matching RAIV car.

I agree

[turbo69bird]

Originally Posted by bluejudge

I know, I thought 90K was a really good buy for a numbers matching RAIV car.

That’s a steal for that car IMO numbers matching or not that whole numbers matching thing is nothing but a fallacy. Half the restored cars aren’t real anyway
But don’t get me started on that.
All that thinking does is promote restamping
As long as the engine is the same correct family there’ shouldn’t be any difference. Correct casting number. Correct date code is a plus.

As for what the guy paid who cares
What difference does that make all that matters is the cars value.
If his grandma gave him the car would you not buy it because he got it for less.
I never understood that mentality that I’d worry about what someone else paid or what they made on a car
Who cares.
It’s about what the car is worth