easytobedead

Ok I just want to know how much would a running 1984 hurst/olds like this would sell if I wanted to sell it? here are some photos


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Boldsmobile

I'll give you an opinion.

You probably are hoping for more than what most would be willing to give you for it. And that amount it less than what it would be worth in parts.

I will send you my estimate in PM because i would hate to have my opinion taint what you might get for it.

jensenracing77

you should sell it for $1. as for who to, well you should sell it to me

i know where another 84 is a similar condition to that one. he wants $2000 for it. does yours have the G-80 rear?

jaunty75

Car looks nice on top but certainly rough underneath. If it drives, it's a solid #4 condition car (runs and drives but needs restoration). The Old Cars Price Guide puts the value of a #4 condition 1984 Cutlass Calais 2-door sedan with the Hurst/Olds option at $3,300.

Of course, if that's its carburetor sitting on the trunk lid in the one photo, it's not in driveable condition. That makes it a #5 condition car, which is better than a parts car but needs total restoration, including just some work to get it moving. A #5 condition car has a value of $1980. These are averages, and you car could certainly be worth somewhere between the two values.

The $2000 being asked for by the seller of the one that jensenracing77 knows about sounds about right for your car as well.

easytobedead

$2.00 An we have a deal ,an no

for the carb on the trunk,that's not from the car just had it there when taking the photo.She runs an drives an only reason I would like to sell it,Is for one that does not need so much body work.so if i did sell it for 2100 or less I would be shopping for a H/O in better condition

easytobedead

well how much money would it probably take just to get the body work done to it ?

jaunty75

I'm no expert on body repairs, but I have to believe it would be well into four figures. Maybe more than the car is worth.

70 cutlass s

It's hard to know how much body work is going to cost with out seeing it in person. A good chance it would take buying a second car as a donor.

yzzerdd

Going to someone looking for THAT car, it COULD go around $2,000 I'd say. But for everyone else, with the body needing repair, the rust, and interior work needed, I think it'd sell in the $1,200 area. At least around here it would. You can get a running, driving, good condition 4cyl or 6cyl car for $500.

I'm not proud, but I used to be the owner of a 1982 Datsun 280ZX. 2-seater, T-tops, straight 6 L28 motor and 5-speed trans. Ran great, drove great. It needed some body work, and needed interior carpet, a dash or cover, and seats. To the right person, it should've sold around $1800-$2000. I had ALOT of people look at this car. But most were just looking for a car. Any car. I had 1 person look at it who knew what this car was and what it was worth, and passed it up as they found another in better condition(for more $). It was actually somewhat comparable to yours, but a bit worse. Sold for $700.

Keep it on the market and be ready to deal with tire kickers wanting to take it for a test drive(then tell you they aren't interested because the seat has some tears). Be patient and you'll get some cash out of it. But you're going to be dealing mostly with people who will look at you as if you're nuts if you list it for what the right person will buy it for.

As for the body work, that depends on if you have it painted or not. Around here, you can't get a door ding taken out for less than $500.

--Ryan
P.S. will you please expain your three shifters?

BIGJERR

Looks like the perfect start to my n ew g body dragcar.......

easytobedead

hahaha if i do sell it,I am going to be very picky to who gets it

agtw31

is that nicer than the one you got?

Boldsmobile

Im my opinion no. My doors are no better but i dont have to replace the trunk pan or wheel wells.

Not sure it has less miles either. I only have 53k.

Finally go the title in my name just a few weeks ago. DMV hit me up for an extra $20 because i waited a year to title it.

My wife is expecting it on the road for the summer. I gotta get busy.

easytobedead

wow we did the same thing ,they got me with the $20 charge to.as for the trunk,I will be getting the tub of the car for $250 from some one.was told it has good floors,trunk,and rear quarter's.So insted of buying a parts car and finding a place to put that at i would say i got lucky

W-30 Dan

Well, if you part it out, I'd sure like to have the shifter! Hehehe
The big thing with G-bodies is usually the frame rusting out back behind the rear tires. I have a couple like that now and one 86 Monte Carlo with a solid frame but The rest of the car looks like swiss cheese from about 10 years of AK 47 abuse. Hehehe
If the frame is good I'd keep it. but thats why my Dads farm looks like a junkyard.

keithnh

I have an 84 cutlass with a bad frame and was wondering whether cutlass and monte frames are interchangable

teamhurst

the car is worth more in parts the all together for sure. but to restore it your looking at about 8000 to 10,000 bucks easy.

1984 Hurst Olds

I know that this is an old thread, but I am pondering the idea of selling my 1984 Hurst Olds Numbers Matching Factory Sunroof car.
In this market, what would the car be worth. Any opinions are greatly appreciated.

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Joffroi

Yea, yours looks a lot better haha. I've seen a couple 84 Hurst get on the market and it seems they have an asking price typically between 6-10k. Here is a link to see what has been on the market.

http://www.oldsmobilecentral.com/sea...=any&color=all

1984 Hurst Olds

The 85 442 sold earlier today, so I will be keeping the 84 Hurst Olds.

69signal

I don't put price to others properly but in my opinion you will get more money parting out the cat cuz there is a lot of guys looking for parts that are obsoleted. I am obe of them looki.g for a nice center console for my 1983.