Thinking of selling my 1970 340 4 spd Challenger

[Mark_B]

I've seen restored A66's go for around $35,000 to $40,000.

The top price I've seen was this A66 at Meccum in March 2019 going for $50,000.

[benlavigne]

I've seen restored A66's go for around $35,000 to $40,000.

The top price I've seen was this A66 at Meccum in March 2019 going for $50,000.

And it was a no-sale at that price, reserve was higher!
He did a great job of marketing it, with nice presentation, and an unusual color combo, The Green/Yellow combo is original!

Ben

[dave73]

You know what you have, you don't know what you are going to get. What do you want to buy?

[mccannix]

Bob
Is that the car that you found in the trunk, an F-78-14  B F Goodrich spacesaver on an orange rim.
I recall a thread regarding that some time ago, and asking if it could be original.
Terry

[Husk Challenger]

Great car!

I love it!!!

[Radiatorman]

That must be a different car your thinking of Terry.Spare not around anymore though. And I looking at a vintage European car to play with. I have a 1972 Challenger with a 572 in it so my Mopar needs are covered. I actually miss my old Fiat 124 Spider. Fun little car once you get the bugs figured out!!

[serpiko]

Interesting, I am still thinking about your car and I also have a European vintage car I bought for flipping 3 years ago but I am not so sure anymore what I want to do with it keep it or sell it.

[340challconvert]

The estimates quoted for A66 Challengers are close to what I have tracked based on insurance quotes and or auction sales.
Hagerty (Sept 2019) quoted the following for A66 hardtops;

Fair         Good       Excellent    Concours
$17,000           $22,100   $35,000     $47,200

Adding: +20% for Shaker hood. +15% for 4-spd. Colors
can make an astonishing difference in both
value and salability.

If you look at their INSURANCE VALUES; prices have increased about 15% over the last 10 years

Auction Prices tend to be close or a little higher. Private sales are probably in line with the insurance chart. Comvertibles sell at a slightly higher premium.

Check out this downloadable report;

https://www.hagerty.com/apps/valuationtools/1970-Dodge-Challenger?id=106791

[340challconvert]

Insurance values for the A66 convertible (2018)

VALUES FOR 1970 Dodge Challenger    2dr Convertible 8-cyl. 340cid/275hp 4bbl
•   #1 Concours $66,500
•   #2 Excellent $44,800
•   #3 Good $29,700
•   #4 Fair $20,500

VALUE ADJUSTMENTS
+20% for Shaker hood. +15% for 4-spd. Colors can make an astonishing difference in both value and salability.

[340challconvert]

A few more statistics;

Public auctions (less than 20%, relatively small percentage of collector car transactions.
Dealer sales; (approximately 12%) smaller volume of transactions
Peer-to-peer sales (71.5%)

Most sales are private from seller to buyer. 

Haggerty set up a proprietary set of criteria for valuations based on:

-   developed a process to aggregate transactional data from our vast network of willing insured clients.
-   sales figures directly from established dealers
-   we consult respected third parties to fill in the details on those cars we are unable to review.
-   tremendous variance between cars of the same year/make/model description
-   Low mileage, full documentation, overall condition, rarity, and significant modifications can all greatly affect
         a vehicle's value –
-   looking at recent sales data for a given model

[kathyscuda]

did you come up with a price ??