I can tell you that there are at least two
67/68 convertibles that have been for sale “forever”. There
is one in Milburn, SD for $17,900, another in CO at $10,400; and finally the “showroom
condition” green babe with gold carpet in FL for $14,900.
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Sent: Tuesday, March
16, 2004 10:25 PM
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Subject: Re: IML: "showroom
condition"?/survival rate
I've noted that rather interesting fact for a long
time & often wondered why these 2 years seemed to be survivors. There are
some that argue that the same cars keep coming up for sale over &.over I
wonder how much truth there is in that?
Sent: Tuesday,
March 16, 2004 12:34 PM
Subject: IML:
"showroom condition"?/survival rate
Given how few '67-'68 Imperials were produced, and
especially the low number of convertibles, the
survival rate is kind of impressive isn't it? At any
given time there seems to be at least one or two
convertibles at eBay or on
www.collectorcartraderonine.com
--- jsadowski <jsadowski@xxxxxxx>
wrote:
> The 67-68's seem to have a very high survival
> rate.With that in mind, I think one would be hard
> pressed to get anywhere near this persons asking
> price for a really nice example, let alone one that
> was so many flaws.
> John
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