Posted By: DaveRS23
'67 Coronet wagon, $14,000
Posted By: oldjonny
Re: '67 Coronet wagon, $14,000 - 07/21/23 10:03 PM
WOWSA..if that's $14K, mine is worth $34K. Wait until you go looking for parts for these wagons....few and far between
Posted By: TJP
Re: '67 Coronet wagon, $14,000 - 07/22/23 02:17 AM
Originally Posted by oldjonny
WOWSA..if that's $14K, mine is worth $34K. Wait until you go looking for parts for these wagons....few and far between
Agreed, a bit optimistic on the price
Posted By: DaveRS23
Re: '67 Coronet wagon, $14,000 - 07/22/23 03:13 PM
Originally Posted by TJP
Originally Posted by oldjonny
WOWSA..if that's $14K, mine is worth $34K. Wait until you go looking for parts for these wagons....few and far between
Agreed, a bit optimistic on the price
Yeah. And what isn't anymore? If it's got a Pentastar on it, it must be made of gold.
But I can sure remember a time when that wasn't true.
Posted By: topside
Re: '67 Coronet wagon, $14,000 - 07/22/23 05:16 PM
On the positive side, the car looks pretty straight & complete.
Definitely needs every painted surface redone, seat covers, and carpets at the least.
The driver's floor area looks suspiciously soft, though.
Being the less-popular era of B-bodies - though they appear to be getting more popular - makes $14K a pretty stout entry price.
FWIW also: nice colors, and the right butt for that saddle might not be too concerned with being in it "right".
Definitely needs every painted surface redone, seat covers, and carpets at the least.
The driver's floor area looks suspiciously soft, though.
Being the less-popular era of B-bodies - though they appear to be getting more popular - makes $14K a pretty stout entry price.
FWIW also: nice colors, and the right butt for that saddle might not be too concerned with being in it "right".
Posted By: 340SIX
Re: '67 Coronet wagon, $14,000 - 07/22/23 06:16 PM
Seat covers and carpet would be a fun car. Just leave the paint as is