1965 Old's 98, 89,000 mile's, 425ci, Posi, factory daul's, new tire's, new brake system, new radiator, water pump, tune-up, fuel pump, rebuilt carb, new inspection, 90% original paint. option's include cruise, pwr window's-antenna-seat- trunk release, wonder bar radio, ultronic eye. Turn key and go. Car run's and drives new, Solid. $2,500 Firm. North West P.A.

 

Nice car & well worth $2,500...

 

nice car and good price

 

Anybody want to buy it for part's?

 

I can't believe it has not sold yet ???

 

Wow...worth the money all day long! Would be a shame to part it....

 

one of those here also, 1500 will take it, very clean with fold down trays in back seat. i wanted it for the 425 only. would be a shame though

 

I think a few more pics such as more interior shots and under hood, as well as trunk would help move this a little quicker. Does the car happen to have a rear sway bar?

 

It's not THAT surprising. The car is a four-door, after all, and those are just not as sought by collectors compared to other body styles.

The car's only been listed for two weeks. Give it time.

 

The bottom line jaunty75 you can't buy a car these day's, Anywhere for 2500 as fine as this, 4-Door or not. It is mechanically 100%. There's 20 year's of life left in this car depending how you take care of it. What is your expert appraisal on this ride, 2-3 hundred mabe?

 

Why are you getting so upset with me? Where have I said that the car is worth only $200 or $300?

I think your asking price is fine and fair. My point was and is that the market for these cars is small, and expecting to have it sold only two weeks after you had listed it was not necessarily realistic. Sure, you might have gotten lucky and found someone to snap it up right away. But more often than not, you have to be patient and wait for the right buyer to come along.

The bottom line is, as fine a condition as your car is in, how many more years of life it has left in it, etc., are not the only factors that determine how quickly it will sell. A car also has to be intrinsically collectible, and, as I said, four-doors are not as highly regarded in the collector car world as two-door coupes and convertibles. I didn't make this up. It's as basic a fact of life as there is.


I take it from the fact that you posted this message at all that your car is still unsold (and you felt the need to dump on me as a result). How widely are you advertising it? Certainly you need to be on craigslist as that's free, and everyone searches it. There are many other collector car selling sites as well. A car like this needs to be advertised far and wide with lots of photos. Park it in your driveway with a For Sale sign in the window. Etc.

 

I am a collector, I have 12 goat's in my stable. Sometimes i buy a olds. Go buy a car like this for 25. I think you don't have a clue. POP-N-OFF. What kind of collectors do you have a 78 convert, WOW. This is a very good car no matter what u say. I've been in this business of dealing cars for years and i've watched u on this site for the past 2 years have negative opinion about alot of peoples add's. If your not going to help the enthusiast by good feed back take a nap

 

Where in "north west Pa." are you? Ken

 

What planet are you on, anyway?

Where have I once criticized you, your car, your ad, or anything? All I've ever said is that four-doors are less desirable amongst collectors than two doors, which is true and is something that you, as a "collector," ought to know, and you've turned me into a monster who does everything up to and including steal candy from babies. You need to grow up a little bit.

As far as having a "negative opinion" about other people's ads? So what? Get over it. If I see an ad with poor photos/no photos/not enough photos, not enough description or poor description, no price given, too high a price, or whatever, I'm going to say so. If you want only positive comments, go find a priest.

 

Be careful. He's going to jump down your throat for criticizing his ad.

 

Nice car. Sorry to see your for sale thread become...befouled.

 

Yes, and if he wants to know who "befouled" it, all he has to do is look in the mirror.

 

Yea, There's one in every crowd

 

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