I don’t know what relationship you had with your grandfather or if you just need the money etc. If that were my grandfathers car I don’t believe I could sell it. My grandpa was everything to me.. however, don’t make a rash decision, think through it, you have a good idea of value already. If you choose to sell it be smart and get a fair price.. many folks talk a lot about values and all but when it comes downs to showing the cash they start back peddling. Somebody offered you 60k which is a fair price depending on total condition..

 

It's way too early to talk money. We know the car is rare and valuable but we know very little about its condition. Maybe after Elijah's done his due diligence, he'll come back with some follow-up pictures and those who are interested can get down to brass tacks.

 

Its never to early to talk money if you’re a serious potential buyer.. this car doesn’t around often, if its your dream car you need to be assertive in your quest..when I found my w30 I perused the hell out of it because I knew it was a true documented car..many would not have paid what I did, they would today..so my point is if it’s really what you want get out in front of it..

 

I guess I was looking at it from the point of view of the seller, who's the one that asked for the advice.