nice car is it original paint

Firstly, let me say: that is one beautiful car!  Would love to see more pics of it.

Regarding pricing, you have a very rare car in a desirable body style.  The fact that it is a low-mileage original makes it even more so, IMHO.

If you are not in a hurry to sell it, I would suggest pricing it with an amount you would be comfortable with and let the buyers figure out what is fair for them. 

There are others here who would be more knowledgeable as to price, but what do you think would be a fair price to you?

Also, be sure you want to sell it, as you will likely never find another one like it again.

The last time I had it appraised was 12 years ago and it was $22,000

You could go fishing on ebay with a reserve that you are happy with. It will get the car 'out there' in terms of marketing and you'll get a sense of what someone is willing to pay, plus whatever inquiries you will get to sell outside of ebay. Just make sure you place a detailed ad with lots of clear photos.

Setting the value isn't too easy, the car is rare so it's hard to find good precedents that sold. Location helps too, and being in the southern Ontario market will broaden your market. The car looks nice in the photos, has a nice colour combination that will help value and so will taking your time to find the right buyer.

Good luck!
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if you aren't in a hurry I would get a new appraisal and put a number out there you are comfortable with like I was told top goes down price goes up good luck check what 66 chevelles rags are going for in the states and rember beaumonts are far more rare in fact was watching barret Jackson and they talked about the beaumonts and he said they never had a Beaumont cross the podium

66ragtop wrote:

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The last time I had it appraised was 12 years ago and it was $22,000

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 What do you feel the car is worth today? 2003 prices were about on par with today's selling prices in my experience. The current market is flooded with old cars, poor economy, & aging Boomers who are losing interest in the hobby or just plain dying off.

 You have a very nice car there. But you alone have to decide what your final sale price will be. So many factors come into play.

Such as how bad do you want it gone, Cost of owning it, storage, insurance, fuel,maintenance, etc VS. how much you need / want the money instead of the car.

I feel its probably a nicer car than most 66's by the looks of it, but convincing someone to dig deep enough to satisfy/justify letting it go is another thing altogether.

 Good Luck

Wow! Beauty

Wow also as I recall the car being previously featured and then your decision now to sell it. I hope you aren't in a hurry so that you get the price you are happy with and what that car deserves. A friend of mine out here in the Okanagan valley had a similar car to yours but it was a Chevelle, 66 rag, blue on blue, all power options including windows, nut and bolt restoration, pretty much a perfect car. He bought it around 10 years ago out of the States in the 60g. range and it was sold for about the same money here 4 years ago, still resides in Penticton. Prices have fallen some now obviously but and a big but is there are guys out there that have lots of money and if they see a car like yours will pay a good dollar. When guys can pay 60,70, and even up to a hundred g. for a pickup you know if they want it money can be spent. I don't know how Joe L has made out with his beautiful 65s but I think he was in the 70-80 range and they make for a comparison of top end prices. I am just not aware of them selling yet though at that price. I am sure there isn't another car in the country close to the condition and mileage of yours so it carries a very special attraction. I am sure some of those high end dealers out east would love to consign it for you. It would be really neat if someone on the forum here could swing a deal with you. I also wish you good luck with your sale.

I'll give you the appraised value from The last appraisal 

-- Edited by Lt1 Burb on Monday 13th of July 2015 09:45:14 PM

I want to thank everyone for there well respected opinions and realize that the most important fact is that I sell it for a price that I'm happy with and that a potential buyer is willing to pay for it. I'm not in a rush but will set a price on it soon.

please keep us informed never know might sell mine someday

So Carl did you make up an ad for him or is that his?