For Sale 1968 High Country

[clubpro]

So I'm looking at Facebook Marketplace and this pops up:

https://www.facebook.com/marketplac...hannel\":504,\"value\":0.00028300291583067}"}

In my opinion $15,000 is way too much considering what all needs to be done to it. It does have a Marti report.

 

[speedy02]

Well the price has came down it started at 20k. The car IMO is a 6k car. I believe he has the motor and trans for it. But it’s going to need a lot of love in metal work.


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[Ruppstang]

That is great! I do not have this one, #169

 

[speedy02]

Pictures

 

[Mosesatm]

That is great! I do not have this one, #169

Marty,
The Marti Report is in the Marti thread.

 

[Ruppstang]

Marty,
The Marti Report is in the Marti thread.

Got it, Thanks

 

[clubpro]

Having taken on a restoration project similar to this one a couple of years ago you would be looking at a $40,000 project unless you can do most of the work yourself. IMO the car isn't worth more than $4,000 especially with all of the rust. The front floors are gone which usually means the torque boxes are gone as well. No telling what other areas need to be replaced or repaired.

Cheers!

Ron

 

[DanTeets]

That is great! I do not have this one, #169

Nice Marty!!

 

[CaliStang68]

It went up to $17K now.

 

[speedy02]

I guess seller didn't have much luck on facebook marketplace and is now try ebay.

Starting bid $6,000
Buy it now $16,000


https://www.ebay.com/itm/393606010617?hash=item5ba4bf16f9:g:WA8AAOSwnZ1hV1Sn

 

[68 special]

IMHO, $6K is too much. you would really have to love it. Unfortunately, I see a ton of money to restore it. Sad they let it go so long.

Bret

 

[classicsguy]

Did not sell on e bay: Relisted but with a lower starting price but same Buy it now of $16k

It only had one bid the first time for 6k