1966 valiant For Sale
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6500 views and not one buyer????? some of the ones that said they would didn't , i may be wrong but if you don't stand behind your word there's not much you can stand for.
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QUOTE=popsmopar;1378629]Bump!![/QUOTE]
6500 views and not one buyer????? some of the ones that said they would didn't , i may be wrong but if you don't stand behind your word there's not much you can stand for.
wg.
QUOTE=popsmopar;1378629]Bump!![/QUOTE]
YEAitsgotaslant6
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Sir, I tried to buy your car twice and you never returned any of my emails and I purchased something else. I would gladly buy your car if I had the cash still, but you did kinda drop the ball on an offer or two. Good Luck with the sale, still wish I could have it.
cavemanmoron
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Good luck, it took me 3 years to sell my car;
take it to Carlisle, or another big car show.
I did not have even one person come look at my car who saw it here,
I did have a few people call on the phone, or post on here,
that they liked the car.
I put an ad in Hemmings, and had one person come look, and put a deposit,
but then he had to back out due to an unforseen problem.
I took the Valiant to the Rhinebeck Car Show, 2 years in a row,
and sold it this year, after I had dropped the price even more.
I got only what I paid for the car 7 years ago, and lost several thousand dollars on the car.
The way the economy is;
You want a car for an investment, don't buy an A-Body. ;)
YEAitsgotaslant6
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A lot of guys are just trading straight up. It doesn't help for cash, but it at least holds the value. Short of a handful or rarities, A-bodies really aren't big investment cars. It's a shame, because we have all dumped tons of money into them. Still wish I could afford it btw. I would be a perfect driver.
pettybludart
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Good luck, it took me 3 years to sell my car;
take it to Carlisle, or another big car show.
I did not have even one person come look at my car who saw it here,
I did have a few people call on the phone, or post on here,
that they liked the car.
I put an ad in Hemmings, and had one person come look, and put a deposit,
but then he had to back out due to an unforseen problem.
I took the Valiant to the Rhinebeck Car Show, 2 years in a row,
and sold it this year, after I had dropped the price even more.
I got only what I paid for the car 7 years ago, and lost several thousand dollars on the car.
The way the economy is;
You want a car for an investment, don't buy an A-Body. ;)[/QUOTE]Maybe you just had the wrong type of A-body to turn a profit?The Early-A,s top out at a certain price,where a Formual S BB Barracuda 4 speed will sell for much more than your Early-A.Just sayin..Glad you finally sold your car.
Sorry for hi-jack.:study:
I'm surprised that this car didn't sell for the $2500.00 price back in April. I for one know of a member who is looking for a 66 Valiant hardtop who just came into $2800.00 of my $$$ for a purchase I made from him. I will message him and see if he has seen this thread and enlighten him to your car. He lives in Tn. and may be interested in it. Geof
pettybludart
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I,m also surprised this car hasn,t sold yet.There must be someone out there that wants this car?Just to do the V8 swap can run you up $$$ and this is a turn-key car.Good luck.
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