I have a 67 firebird that I am selling but don't know what to ask for it can anyone help?
I put a new trunk pan with inner and outer wheel housings, partial floor pans (only what was rusty) all the body mounts have been replaced, the list of parts is as follows:
-doors
-quarters
-trunk pan
-inner-outer wheel wells
-front fenders
-front wheel wells
-partial floor pans
-bumpers front and rear
-trunk lid and spoiler
-400 hood and scoops
-grills
-emblems
-camaro RS trim
-rocker trim
-radiator
-Carpet
-B&M shifter
-autometer Tach, water temp, oil pressure gauges
-door panels
-arm rests
-seat covers
-seat frames and padding
-rear axle and guts (8.5 '79 camaro 3.42 gear)
-sway bars front and rear
-disc brakes all around
-new wheels and tires
-all the suspension rubber part and wear parts
-windshield
-transmission th400 under 200 miles
-driveshaft custom length
-caltrac traction bars
-header moldings
-fan shroud
-battery
- all the parts on and in the engine (edelbrock intake, thunder series carb)
-internal regulated alternator
-power steering and brakes
-front lower valance
-custom auto sound radio
-engine rebuilt 69 gto ys 400
-Flowmaster dual exhaust
-original ownwers manual, conv top manual, supplement manual.

sorry for the not good pictures

thanks for the help guys

You're going to be in a niche market with a niche buyer.

With only the pics shown, alot of non original parts and paint, but very clean. You also have a lot of panel repair and replacement.

What does it read on the cowl tag as far as options? If a 326 HO or a 400 car, power top with alot of options, you may see some more money.

I say around 12-14k. To the right buyer, probably 3-4k higher.

You should also realize we can't see panel fitment, paint condition, flaws, undercarraige, bumper fit, hear engine, see interior etc. With detailed, various and numerous angled pics, would I venture a different estimate.

the only options the car had was power brakes, power top, fold-down rear seat.

other than that originally 326 2 barrel, st-300 tranny, open 3:08 rearend

looks nice...but as i tell every one...a 'good price' a car sells for is what a willing buyer and a willing seller agrees uopn..it can vary alot ,based on condition of the car , the going current market, cars location etc....

Definitely into the "resto-mod" territory, you'll have to find the right buyer and sell them on that. Unfortunately if it was a Camaro, it would sell itself. If you can hang onto it for a while, do so. Not the economy to be selling in right now. I'd say the 15k range.