I have made my difficult decision to sell my Cutlass. Its a hard choice, but it just has to be. I don't know how to sell a classic car, so I thought I would start here in hopes someone might appreciate the car for what it is.

Would anyone be interested in this style of car? I am more than happy to provide any details requested of me.

Thanks

 

The 260 V8 was the base engine that year, and a manual transmission, I'm guessing, was not commonly ordered, so I'm guessing your car is rare from the low-end standpoint.

Three things determine value: rarity, desirability, and condition. You need all three to get a high value. Any two and it depends. In your case, the unusual option combination would make it rare, and it might have only 10,000 miles on it and be in A+ condition. But it's likely not a terribly desirable car because of the engine/transmission combination, and that would tend to hold down its value.

What's the condition? Mileage? Other options? A photo or two speaks 1000 words. Don't wait for people to come beating on your door for more info. Instead of asking who's interested, post some pictures to generate some interest. That's how to sell any car!

 

Location, and pictures...and an idea of your price.
Yes people will be interested, but you HAVE to include these items for anyone to get off their duffs.
If you are in Hawaii, or Guam, it will limit your responses here.
If no one knows where you are at, no one will respond.
Good luck.
Jim

 

i have made the difficult decision to buy your cutlass,rather than buy groceries this week

i know it's a hard choice.

would you be interested in knowing how much i'd like to pay for your car?

 

On the more serious side, I would be interested in any pictures if you had them. My first Cutlass was of similiar design except it was an automatic. If it is in decent shape I may be interested.