hmmm, so according to this well detailed price guide (with minimal option mistakes) a show quality original exceptional 1966 Beaumont Sport Deluxe convertible with low miles needing very little prices at $21,800 that would be (8)

 

looking at others the guide looks pretty good--tough call in this market though

 

Carl thanks for the link this will prove useful for an appraiser

Carl Stevenson wrote:

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I thought of you right away when I saw it Ken and wondered if you knew of it.

The amazing thing is the Canadian Pontiac part of it. Never would have expected it.

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 I've nevr seen such a wide selection of Canadian Pontiac prices

 

It doesn't take a rocket scientist to appraise most of them but its nice to have back up like this

 

thanks

please note the listing for 1964 super duty with 421 H.O.

model 2337

note :found a air cleaner for my car on Ebay , scored $69 us.   $ 65can.
now I just have to wait for flood waters  to go down so I can pick it up at the border.(pembina) Unless Carl wants to go for a long boat ride down Hwy 75. lol

-- Edited by pontiax on Saturday 30th of April 2011 09:44:33 PM

pontiax wrote:

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please note the listing for 1964 super duty with 421 H.O.

model 2337

note :found a air cleaner for my car on Ebay , scored $69 us.   $ 65can.
now I just have to wait for flood waters  to go down so I can pick it up at the border. Unless Carl wants to go for a long boat ride down Hwy 75. lol

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-- Edited by pontiax on Saturday 30th of April 2011 09:38:24 PM

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 Neche or Pembina? I have stuff sitting in Neche but they say the highway is flooded from the border. I have to go way south and then come back to the border.

-- Edited by Carl Stevenson on Saturday 30th of April 2011 09:43:40 PM

I sent a comment about 327 engines for '69 and got a swift reply that they will make a correction. Nice to see that they respond to errors so quickly.

ive seen those figures before, years ago i think in a magazine or Kens Klassic kars

 

as the 69 info is too low as weve seen 69s sequenced up to almost 17,000

-- Edited by 68sd on Saturday 30th of April 2011 10:34:53 PM

I am doubting you can document a big block Acadian as being original though Pete. I am pretty safe in saying (with room for error!) that GM never shipped one new from the plant.

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Carl Stevenson wrote:

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I found this site rather intriguing. I take it all with a grain of salt but give them an A for effort in listing it all.

The amazing thing is the Canadian Pontiac part of it. Never would have expected it.

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 I've never seen such a wide selection of Canadian Pontiac prices

 

It doesn't take a rocket scientist to appraise most of them but its nice to have back up like this

 

thanks

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  I agree with Carl's statement as a good attempt. I haven't looked at every category for all Canadian produced cars but most of it looks like it is copied from corresponding Pontiac or Chevrolet production numbers and pasted into the CP title.

 The problem with this information is reflected in Ken's statement as an appraiser that it is a good backup. I know that Ken has excellent knowledge of our Canadian Poncho's but the not every appraiser does.  With incorrect resource material we get incorrect evaluations.

 Just my 2 cents

The values were pretty close to what I got for my Laurentian.

Let's remember also that it is quite common for a purchaser to pay more or less than the price in the guide that's how the guide changes 1/4ly

The high end prices are a little hopefull. The 66-67 Acadian 300 hp 4 spd to 65 Beaumont 300hp 4spd seems a little off.