If she still has her original paint, you are probably in the ballpark of low 30's. Less if repainted. You might find a buyer willing to go a bit higher. But I'd doubt you are anywhere near the $49,300 number.
Normally I would agree, but I think you have to consider these points that will increase it's value considerably:
- rare options: remote mirror, folding rear seat, rear-window defroster, cruise control, and stereo 8-track player, Seat Belts – Custom Front & Rear (Fisher Carriage Emblem), Glass – Soft Ray – All Windows (tint); - Original documentation (history): build sheet, sticker Price, service record, - survivor status - car is unmolested - 67 bird with those options is worth more than a 68 - dealer Installed Options (honorable mention): Undercoat ($40.00), Simonizing ($25.00), and a portable compressed air tank ($42.00)
We should compare this to Mark's original survivor 68 blue vert.
What's it worth? You will know once you get 2 buyers wanting to buy it.
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