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The price is only $3,999.00, which seems reasonable. Was it corrected?
It's been corrected. Still too much for a 352 car in this condition IMHO; but for the guy who had one in high school and wishes he never sold it market value has little bearing.
It's been corrected. Still too much for a 352 car in this condition IMHO; but for the guy who had one in high school and wishes he never sold it market value has little bearing.
Wouldn't that suck if some one was about ready to buy it for that price
Location: East of Seattle since 1992, 615' Elevation, Zone 8b - originally from SF Bay Area
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It's been corrected. Still too much for a 352 car in this condition IMHO; but for the guy who had one in high school and wishes he never sold it market value has little bearing.
Yes, the price of a classic car is what someone is willing to pay for it, and there is often a lot of emotion involved.
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