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Pretty cool '70 wagon that's been done if Chevy would have had an SS:

http://minneapolis.craigslist.org/wsh/ctd/3699361552.html



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Nice car, but I think the real value is somewhere between 1/3 and 1/2 his asking price.

Body looks great, but there's a lot of things going against it... Smallblock, automatic, black dash/console/carpet with blue interior, and the front wheels don't even match the rear ones. (Rear have dished spokes... I think they're Billet Specialties "Vintec" and "Vintec Dished")

And after all that, it's a wagon... I love wagons, but they just don't have the resale value of a coupe.

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Yup. He is at around double what its really worth. For that kind of money, you can get a nice restored 70 SS 396 numbers matching car for that. Which gets you much better resale value if you decided to sell it.



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Derek69SS wrote:

Nice car, but I think the real value is somewhere between 1/3 and 1/2 his asking price.

Body looks great, but there's a lot of things going against it... Smallblock, automatic, black dash/console/carpet with blue interior, and the front wheels don't even match the rear ones. (Rear have dished spokes... I think they're Billet Specialties "Vintec" and "Vintec Dished")

And after all that, it's a wagon... I love wagons, but they just don't have the resale value of a coupe.

 My thoughts exactly. It's a cool clone but he's gonna own it for a very long time at that price.

Being a dealer with financing, he may get someone on payments at around 20k.



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Here is a wagon that I think went for the right price.  If it had been within a day trip down and back, I would have gone to look at it.  I think Derek  would have like it.

 

Power disc brake, PS, Auto, and AC for those hot MN summers.



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jim larson wrote:

Here is a wagon that I think went for the right price.  If it had been within a day trip down and back, I would have gone to look at it.  I think Derek  would have like it.

 

Power disc brake, PS, Auto, and AC for those hot MN summers.



-- Edited by jim larson on Saturday 20th of April 2013 07:15:26 AM

 Now that is a nice looking vehicle at a reasonable price for the cost of restoration. Of course pics don't show detail, but if it is as nice as he claimed, it should be a decent deal.



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I like that '66! Price isn't too bad if the restoration quality is as nice as it looks.

I don't care much for the 68+ wagon roofline, so I have a strong preference for the 64-67s when it comes to the wagons... just personal preference I guess.



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jim larson wrote:

Here is a wagon that I think went for the right price.  If it had been within a day trip down and back, I would have gone to look at it.  I think Derek  would have like it.

 

Power disc brake, PS, Auto, and AC for those hot MN summers.



-- Edited by jim larson on Saturday 20th of April 2013 07:15:26 AM

 Chevrolet : Chevelle WAGON



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The interior and engine compartment were just as nice.



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jim larson wrote:

The interior and engine compartment were just as nice.

 I liked the gray cloth seats and door panels and it probably made for a quieter ride too.



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That's what I'd ask for mine if I were to sell it. But I bet mine is a little quicker than his. LOL!! The performance goodies justify the higher asking price I think.

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Scott Parkhurst wrote:

That's what I'd ask for mine if I were to sell it. But I bet mine is a little quicker than his. LOL!! The performance goodies justify the higher asking price I think.

 I would think you have that in suspension and drivetrain...thumbsup



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http://milwaukee.craigslist.org/cto/3748073728.html

Here is another one that looks like a potential good value for the money.



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Close.

 

But it's 'used' now (I'd call it 'dialed in') so that's how it goes.

 

I'm not looking to sell it, but if someone wants it, I would consider it.



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