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I am looking for someone who can help me with a value of this Tri-power. My dad has gone into assisted living with Dementia. He has a 65 Lemans in his garage that he was planning to convert to a GTO. I found this piece in his bedroom closet. While I understand that value is inherently what someone is willing to pay, I would like to sell this thing and have no idea what it's worth other than internet research, which is a huge range. I did speak to one person who offered $1000 and another who said its worth $2500 but he didn't need it. Can someone give me an opinion or point me in the direction of someone in the mid atlantic area (Maryland, Del, PA). I also have a garage full of parts and and a 428 engine that needs to go.
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Sorry to hear about your Father. That looks like a very nicely restored piece.
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I would say that it is worth more than $1,000. I would say in the $1,500-$2,000 range.
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It is a '65 Pontiac Tri-Power. Your father, or whoever restored it, did a good job from what I can see.
DM me to discuss possible purchase. I am in Wisconsin. Shipping these assembled is risky since they weigh 72 lb. and cannot tolerate rough handling. I am in Wisconsin. .
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