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Troy; did you get this "cupe"?
toledo.craigslist.org/cto/5491767303.html
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I agree JW, pretty decent 36 except the color. That 28 is drool-tastic as well! Daddy like!
Posted on: 2016/3/23 13:00
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Troy already got the Toledo car.....
Posted on: 2016/3/23 14:28
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I have a friend interested in the 36 in Houston. can anyone give me input on what they may see about it other then the missing title?
looks like the heater is missing....not sure what that is on the inside firewall. looks like the imprint from where the heater blew dirt on the firewall. what value would you put on it, considering its a make offer?
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Hank - Not enough photos to tell much more about the car except it looks to be mostly complete and in good condition. I think the big round thing on the cowl wall is for the radio speaker. It may not have come with a heater, but looks to have had a radio fitted. I would encourage your friend to contact the seller and find out more about the car and how much the owner has in mind for it.
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Henry- orignial MSRP $1075 Low 10,850, avg 21,200 High 37,800 per NADA.
Keep in mind title replacement 450-900 for the title search and affidavit. Car looks decent but alot cant tell from post. Feel the guy out and keep in mind to add in the replacement title cost.
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Thanks guys. I was thinking around 10 and probably lower considering the title missing, the color, and pending condition of the powertrain.
Any idea if that cream on the firewall may be the original color? I emailed them and we will see what happens.
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Troy, the nada price guides for prewar cars to me is as useless as tits on a bull! If that price guide was accurate I would be a rich. I think it a good tool for postwar production cars but not to these prewar cars.
Posted on: 2016/3/24 7:20
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I have to agree. Further, I don't use it for postwar Packards either. Consider: NADA shows the high retail value on a 1948 Station Sedan as $127,300.00. While for a 1950 Station Sedan it's $107,900.00. Almost a $20,000.00 difference for EXACTLY the same vehicle. The only difference is the data plate. I'm guessing these numbers are derived from high end auction houses that double as 'reality' shows.
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