1958 Parisienne Convertible frame off restoration to original condition. Non numbers matching 348 cu in engine. 4Bl carb. 7900 miles on rebuid, pb pw ps padded dash, excellent condition. Car driven less than 1000 mile per year. No MARKETERS Serious inquiries only. Price - $ 95,000
The price is being set by last year's Al Webster auction when Al's baby blue 58 348 tri power convertible went for over $96,000. That car set an all time record for a Canadian Poncho, followed soon after by the $50,000 427 1969 2+2 convertible that sold on ebay.
'64 Parisienne CS "barn find" - last on the road in '86 ... Owner Protection Plan booklet, original paint, original near-mint aqua interior, original aqua GM floor mats, original 283, factory posi, and original rust.
I love it too but non #'s engine or not, is it an original W-car?. I had the same question w/ the Webster car and don't believe this fact was ever revealed?.
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Al Webster once told me he built the car so I took from that it is was not an original tri power car but I never asked directly. When Al builds a car it is almost impossible to tell if it is factory or not.
73SC when I saw the price that is what jumped to mind - that's what Websters sold for. Has the market shanged in the last year? Perhaps at our level but perhaps not at that level.
The price is being set by last year's Al Webster auction when Al's baby blue 58 348 tri power convertible went for over $96,000. That car set an all time record for a Canadian Poncho, followed soon after by the $50,000 427 1969 2+2 convertible that sold on ebay. 