68 Impala Custom, survivor, current market prices?

[Tommy_Mathison]

Thanks for the input Joe! The car was 100% original paint until 2 years ago when he took the car out for a cruise and got swiped by some girl on the front fender. The whole fender had to be repainted. You'd never know though by just looking at it. It's a beautiful car.

Tommy M.

[camarojoe]

Post some pictures of the car if you have any... Nothing comes close to an actual inspection of the car, but its alot easier to put a value on something if you at least have some decent photos of it.

[Tommy_Mathison]

He lives in St Paul Park, MN about an hour and 1/2 from me. I'll see what I can come up with.

Tommy M.

[budnate]

Tommy cool car...probably will bring 7/8k I know that dont sound right but guys are not to crazy for the 68's yet...did ya happen to find your mail box yet???

Bud.

[SS427]

Tommy,
The car is only minutes from me but unfortunately I am headed outstate tomorrow to look at an LS6 and wont be back till late Sunday night or I would try to help you out. I know a little about '68 Impalas. I agree with Bud on the price but maybe just a little more only because today $7-8K buys you very little even for a newer grocery getter.
Rick

[Bill Pritchard]

I would say $10K tops.

[budnate]

being a sb car hurts it..396 BB cars are still soft and barely bring that money..some cat drug up his grandpas Cal '68 sb car this last winter with fairly low miles garage queen, no buyers think it still sitting in kent.

[dogue95]

I like the look of the 68's. On the other thread asking about what we'd buy for less than $20-22K I mentioned I like the late 60's BB Bel Airs. If this Impala was the same as mentioned but with the 396/325 how much would you think that would help with the price? Also it would have a TurboHydromatic or a 4spd then.