Does anyone know of a nice driver quality 67 GT350 that might be for sale?
factory color:
Red
White
Nightmist Blue
Manual transmission only please. Must have all the right stuff. No funny business.
Thank you.
pm sent
Still looking..........any 67's out there????????
You might get one for $ 150,000.00..........in boxes - This healthy market is now where demand has far outstripped supply at this time.
I have you on my list if something should become available privately (pocket deal)
Thank you
Quote from: stephen_becker on December 31, 2021, 09:26:29 AM
You might get one for $ 150,000.00..........in boxes - This healthy market is now where demand has far outstripped supply at this time.
I have you on my list if something should become available privately (pocket deal)
Thank you
The market for '67's is up that much?
Listen to him. He's a used car dealer.
Incredible but true. A very reputable shop owner and I had this very discussion earlier in the week. Relics w/ no drivetrain and/or incomplete cars are selling above 110k. You will easily spend another 150k to restore b/c it's tough to take a shell and turn it back into an original "driver". Hard enough to find genuine nos stuff-good luck finding original used. Both classes of cars-that is complete/original (but perhaps not running) and original/drivers are truly scarce now-not becoming scarce. The fact that so many have been restored to trailer queen status has helped re-create/perpetuate the oft forgotten "driver" class. The result-a huge upward swing in value and collectability. Good for you if you own one. And, if you decide to sell, price it intelligently b/c your not likely to replace it any time soon. Steve's reference to the "box" is, imho, spot on.
Quote from: Survivor on December 31, 2021, 11:40:37 AM
Incredible but true. A very reputable shop owner and I had this very discussion earlier in the week. Relics w/ no drivetrain and/or incomplete cars are selling above 110k. You will easily spend another 150k to restore b/c it's tough to take a shell and turn it back into an original "driver". Hard enough to find genuine nos stuff-good luck finding original used. Both classes of cars-that is complete/original (but perhaps not running) and original/drivers are truly scarce now-not becoming scarce. The fact that so many have been restored to trailer queen status has helped re-create/perpetuate the oft forgotten "driver" class. The result-a huge upward swing in value and collectability. Good for you if you own one. And, if you decide to sell, price it intelligently b/c your not likely to replace it any time soon. Steve's reference to the "box" is, imho, spot on.
I can see where the inability to replenish inventory is a key indicator but putting a price on that is just speculation. Maybe an educated guess but still just speculation at this point.
I'm wondering if the market will just collapse when the cars reach a certain price and people give up and look for something else?
I am able to put my hands on a few "wrong color" cars that are nice drivers for 140 to 160...I got a wrong color car now, Moss Green. Not sure why people put up comments insisting that I want to pay nothing for a car....tell me you have a nice true color car and we can talk, if I like it, I will buy it, if I don't, I won't.
I am not cutting anyone here down, but should I just lock this topic, and hope I get a productive PM? As you can see, I did get one PM, I know it is a busy time of year, so not many have the time to send me pictures, but I can wait. I also know the BJ bump is here, it happens every year.
Remember my ad looking for a 66? Well, I was able to find one, and I am happy with it, it is a driver. It needs very minor work, but it is fun to drive and 90 percent right. It will need paint and undercarriage detailing, but now is very presentable.
Again, I did not mention any amount that I am looking to pay for a 67, don't assume that I want to pay 80K. Yes I did pay more than that for the 66.
My intention is to buy a 67 that I like, (color and manual), and then sell my current 67 as I am working on my personal car collection. I am not a flipper, I am looking to get to the point of making me happy with my collection. I do have other cars on my list and I will address them as I go. Here is my "Future List"...
1966 Mustang GT coupe or fastback (Missed a Springtime Yellow GT coupe that was on here)
1968 Torino GT fastback
1972 and up Torino Sport would love a manual
early Pantera
05 / 06 Ford GT that has a rebuilt title due to a test drive or something gone bad...but fixed by a qualified FGT "Guy"
LS Boss 302
65 Buick Riveria GS
65 Buick Electra 225 2 door coupe maybe even a Wildcat!
A right mid 60's Corvette coupe
61 Caddy 2 door coupe
1975-7 LTD 2 door Landau
This list changes with models and years, the old GM and LTD are from parents days. I am hesitant on the Pantera due to rust and disappointment, as driveing a FGT, that is truly a slice of heaven! Am I wrong?