I think the reason it has not sold is because he wants too much money for what it is. This is not a very desireable model or era. Look at my Avatar, I know.
I think the reason it has not sold is because he wants too much money for what it is. This is not a very desireable model or era. Look at my Avatar, I know.
-- Edited by 73SC at 09:46, 2008-07-09
Hmmm... as I think of it, that is the reason why anything doesn't sell... the price is higher than the market will bear. And I guess these cars haven't taken off yet... maybe never will (?).
Hmmm... as I think of it, that is the reason why anything doesn't sell... the price is higher than the market will bear. And I guess these cars haven't taken off yet... maybe never will (?).
It is a real looker though...
I like the car, think I was the one who posted it first time out. Is there a future in GM A bodies 73-77? Probably there is since the supply of 64 -72 cars will have to dry up eventually but remember these cars were not that well reiceved even when new. The specialty models and large engine versions will likely always be the most desireable. At least Pontiac kept the "Muscle Car" alive during this era with the 73 GTO and rare GT versions up to 77 plus the 73-75 Grand AM all avaialble with 400 and 455's in most years. The 77 Can Am, US only car, is gaining a cult following and they fetch near $20,000 but really not that significant $$ given there are only 1,300 or so built. 75 Canada Cup GT cars are rare too but only fetch $5,000 or so.
I think the reason it has not sold is because he wants too much money for what it is. This is not a very desireable model or era. Look at my Avatar, I know.
-- Edited by 73SC at 09:46, 2008-07-09
The car on your Avatar is mint! worth 20,000.00 sOMEDAY WE WILL KICK OURSELVES FOR NOT BUYING the Luxury Lemans He offered it to me for 7000.00 where will you find a SOUTHERN CAR like that? Its a/c
The car on your Avatar is mint! worth 20,000.00 sOMEDAY WE WILL KICK OURSELVES FOR NOT BUYING the Luxury Lemans He offered it to me for 7000.00 where will you find a SOUTHERN CAR like that? Its a/c
I appreciate your comments C2 and my photo is very recent so a proper representaion of the car. I find that people in this hobby just take a pass on these GM's 73-77 for some reason. I know you owned one so you know that they are actually well handling and decently fast, but they have a bad reputation as smog bumper cars, deserved or not. I agree with you that the car for sale is a beauty.
