RE: Valuations

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Don your high end figure sounds about right to me. I just raised the 
insurance of my 63 Fury covert to 30K US agreed value and Grundy never 
batted an eyelash. All I can suggest is to search ebay's completed 
autions and other auction sites for similar vehicles.

Dan



Don Dulmage wrote:
> 
> 
> I need some help to value my car. When they send appraisers here they 
> have no idea what it is  unless it is a mustang or a camaro or corvette.
> Any known recent sales of similar 63 r or 64s would help greatly. 
> It is a clone 
> 63 2dr hrdtop 440series
> engine is a 426 max wedge (I have the single 4 nascar intake (REV 2 ) 
> but that is probably only minor.
> The car is a driver, not a show car  and on a scale or 1 to 5 is 
> probably realistically a 3.      Last valuation was $17600 in 2000. It 
> has been repainted but only for wear and tear and is not an improvement 
> just maintance . 
> I need at least 3 similar type car sales or appraisals to get a good 
> idea of value. 
> I figure it is somewhere between $17500 and $23000.
> Any figures out there? I am using Can dollars but I can convert any from 
> US . 
> Not BTW that I would sell it for that. It is just simply not for sale 
> and that has nothing to do with the dollar value. 
> Don
> Author of
> Return to Deutschland (True Adventure)
> Old Reliable (Mopar)
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