Re: 65 Dart - fair price

[wally breer <wbreer@xxxxxxx>]

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Hi
       The "Old Cars" price guide that I have shows a #3 Dart 2 door sedan
(no hardtops shown or available , I  know diddely sqwat about Darts so I'm
not sure ) at about $3600 , the #4 value is $1800 . The Dart 270 is $5200
for a #3 two door hardtop and $2600 for a #4.
The GT is about $1500 higher for both the #3 and #4 ....approx.
So I'd say according to market value the car is very reasonable.

Regards
Wally
63 Dodge etc.


----- Original Message -----
From: "Robert Gideon" <rjgideon@xxxxxxxxxxx>
To: "62-65 MOPARS" <1962to1965mopars@xxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Monday, November 01, 2004 10:24 PM
Subject: 65 Dart - fair price



Wondering how much a '65 Dart is worth.  There's one for sale not too far
from me.  The last price I saw was $2,000.  It comes from a small, private
used dealership.  The car has a 318, 4 speed (if I remember correctly), and
low rear gears.  It has been in the local shopper for several months.

It was raining tonight, but I walked around it.  I didn't notice any rust
and the interior looked pretty decent.  We're talking a high #3, low #4;
just a real decent looking driver.  The car appears to have had a
quasi-restoration at some point.  Some paint was chipped off of the front of
the hood, just your typical road rash.  The rear bumper was painted black
along with the body.

My guess is that someone set it up to hit the drag strip a few times and
then got sick of it for whatever reason.

What do you guys think?

Thank you,
Robert Gideon
64 Newport vert (still in pieces)

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