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03-09-2026, 01:55 PM
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fully restored 1964 GTO Value
Quick question, What would a frame off 1964 GTO #'s matching 4 speed tri-power car be worth. If done correctly is 50k to 60k good? Car was restored 7 years ago then parked with only 1600 miles. I am told car was originally brown and was changed to "cameo' during the restoration. Any and all input is greatly appreciated.
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03-09-2026, 06:59 PM
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Does it run and drive well? Do the brakes still stop with no leaks? Does it look freshly restored? Prices are all over the place. From $40K to $125K. If the car still looks good and performs well $50k-$60K sound reasonable. If it was a quality restro it could go up from there. Like always it depends on how badly someone wants it.
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03-09-2026, 10:17 PM
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Agree with goatracer.... is it a hardtop, coupe or convertible?
Hagerty has a valuation guide to get you a ballpark idea. Look at sales results on some of the auction websites. Sounds like at least a 50-60K car. But we've seen "frame off" "correct" restorations that fall short. Color change probably hurts the value some. |
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