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That is a really nice car, I like it.

Now I don't mind painting a traget on my back...Starting at $24,000? I guess the seller does not want to really sell it. I'm not about to nit pick either but boy that might be a $10,000 car in this market and might is a big word when we know guys on board can't get $10,000 for original factory big block B body cars of the same vinatge

You find me a running, clean, 64-65 Beaumont SD or a 65 to 67 SD Acadian Canso, original 4 spd V-8 car for under 10000.00 and I would open my wallet!!!

One of the dad's on the hockey team I coach asked me about selling his Dad's little collection tonight. His father passed away recently. 1936 Lasalle, original paint car, 1956 Thunderbird, 1960 Lincoln Convertible, 1961 Lincoln Sedan, 1966 Mustang GT. I said if you have storage, and they do, then hold them until next year, no market so don't give them away. I also recommended keeping one, the Mustang.

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One of the dad's on the hockey team I coach asked me about selling his Dad's little collection tonight. His father passed away recently. 1936 Lasalle, original paint car, 1956 Thunderbird, 1960 Lincoln Convertible, 1961 Lincoln Sedan, 1966 Mustang GT. I said if you have storage, and they do, then hold them until next year, no market so don't give them away. I also recommended keeping one, the Mustang.

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wait until the dead of winter after everyone else has given up then advertise them for sale-they'll be no competition and the one guy with money might buy-if you wait until spring they'll be too much competition again-or you can register them through me for the spring Toronto auction. The Mustand seems to be the only "mainsteam" one of the bunch these days.

 

Thanks for the advice guys. They have appraisals and cars are under Silver Wheels. I will get more info on prices. I did mention the auction route as well. I think with a decent offer they would go, less hassles for them. Cars have not been used for about two years.

73SC wrote:

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Thanks for the advice guys. They have appraisals and cars are under Silver Wheels. I will get more info on prices. I did mention the auction route as well. I think with a decent offer they would go, less hassles for them. Cars have not been used for about two years.

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 sure-get some prices and/or a price for the whole package and I'll see what I can do within the network.

Ken