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I was just wondering.
On one of the other forums that I frequent (Vintage Mustang Forums, VMF), a poster was ranting and raving about buying and selling on craigslist. Low and behold, I find that we have one here locally.
I found a 1967 Ford Galaxie convertible in Montello that I have taken an interest in. Allowing for the seller to contact me this weekend, I plan to drive up and take a look at it.
I haven’t spent alot of time on craigslist, but so far, I am pretty impressed with what I have seen.
Marshall
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Wow, correct me if I’m wrong but $30K for cars like that you just don’t see. That year of Nova’s was unfortunately not very popular, I would say Nova’s really didn’t take off until 66-72.
It’s the Barret/Jackson effect. Everyone thinks their car is worth millions because it is “rare” in their eyes. The reality is that “rare” is just that, rare, like one of less than 50, or 100. Anything else is mass produced. A 1963 Chevy 2 SS or 1967 Camaro RS/SS, though not real common, is not rare. And, unless it is in immaculate shape, it is not worth that kind of money.
Reality will always prevail and the owner will end up lowering his price.
Quote:1967 Camaro RS/SSI saw one of these at Beloit, its pretty cool to see a camaro with the double option
[web:4bf5f1d9a2]http://madison.craigslist.org/car/462600153.html[/web:4bf5f1d9a2]
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