can someone please tell me how much could i get for my 1974 omega it has 80,000 original miles a new battery and a cassette player thank you

 

Wow. This is a very general question. It really all depends on condition of the vehicle, ie, interior, paint, tires, maintenance documentation, and many other things. When I sell a vehicle I usually ask more than I would like, which gives me room to negotiate with a buyer. If I don't get any offers or calls, I start dropping the price and wait. Good Luck!

 

I just realized how old this topic was. If you see this, I was wondering if the car sold and how much you got for it. Just curious.

 

That is one of the disadvantages of a smaller site like this. I go to a site that is so large that the membership, thread lengths,ans number of replies a post gets in one day is easily 10 times those you experience here. In my opinion it is too large. If I miss a weekend it would take four hours to read all the unread replies I missed. Which brings us back to this site, much easier to keep up with and a lot more freindly. I have done the same thing you have, reply to a very old post. It happens to all of us. Maybe Omega74 isn't even around here any more, who knows????

 

Thanks for the come back. I learned to drive in our '48 denmark blue olds a=
nd am getting it painted original color to show my dad who is 92. Its not r=
unning yet but have two engines lined up-an 8 and a six. will post pics whe=
n painted.