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Hello

I have a 1936 120B Touring Sedan. It had a frame off body restore about 8-9 years ago. The paint is in great shape with the exception of having some scratches from driving and going to shows. The engine was rebuilt at the time and has about 5,000 miles on it since. The transmission was rebuilt a year ago. I have had the water pump rebuilt by Howard Stewart Restorations. I also installed a rebuilt Master Cylinder from Tuscon Packard Parts. I just purchased and will be installing a new "Reproduction" wiring harness from Narragansett Wiring. The interior was redone at the time of restroation and is in excellent condition. It has won many awards since I have owned it.

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Thanks for your help..

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According to the NADA website-
Original price was-$1,115
Low Retail is-$14,750
Average Retail is-$28,200
High Retail is-$51,300

Hope this helps some.

So would you think if I asked $28,000.00 it would be a good place to start or should I ask more?

I'd say to start at $29,995, over $30 might be a psychological barrier to some.

Beautiful car, plain and uncluttered like they were back then.

Thanks for the input. That is what I was thinking.