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77 @ Copart

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2 hours ago, rcb280z said:

It's a $3000 car and no more than that.

If the paint is really fresh than I would say it's worth more than that. It's hard to tell but the hood looks messed up. But that might be dust or some dirt. If the paint is pretty good, I would say it's a 5-6k car

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34 minutes ago, Captain Obvious said:

Their estimated value of the vehicle is $33,000!!

That's awesome!! Mine must be worth at least twice that!!

Thats good to here. I dont know how they set values on classic cars. They tend to be all over the place

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2 hours ago, Patcon said:

I would say it's a 5-6k car

I would agree if the paint is good. When I saw it the first time it looked like the paint was bad but looking at it a second time it just may be dirty.

I mean as a 77 280 owner I want to see prices like that. But lets get real,  I just don't think it's reached that mark yet, right? 

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Strange that the PO left the diving board bumper on the front and did such nice custom work to remove the rear bumper.

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