1972 Buick Estate wagon - South Dakota - $21900

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  1. sinc76

    sinc76 Well-Known Member

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    Collector Car lot markup = 100%
     
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    Probably in as nice condition as you'll ever find. But he'll still have trouble getting even half of his asking price for it.
     
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    Yes the seller sold this wagon for his minimum price which I believe was 17-18K definitely not less than 17K.
    I think this dealer could get 15K for this solid cream 72 if the power train is as clean as the rest of the car.
    With decent paint jobs running north of 5K easy for a wagon this size, people will pay for a super clean
    low mile original one.
     
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    Thanks didn't see those. Yes that's one very clean wagon top to bottom.
     
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    I'd still rather drive this: 1972 Rolls Royce Silver Shadow, 33,000 miles $20,000 upload_2017-12-31_18-52-32.png
     
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    Why do the valve covers look orange?????

    And why does it have Rivera center caps on the Rally/Road wheels.

    AND if your asking $22,000 for a car go out and buy the right battery for it so you don’t have to use those stupid adaptors
     
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    Until you get a hydraulic leak..... and it costs another 20 to keep rolling!
     
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    yeah, but in the meantime - I'd look cool!!! or just an old fart in a old car
    "Ford and world Ford's with you, Rolls and you Rolls alone"
     
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    I'll take a car or wagon like this any day over one cheaper and needs rust and paint repair. I'm so over that, its a hobby for me but I'd rather improve, not repair. Someone will buy this and it really is worth every penny they are asking. If you know cars, and have the money up front, buy THIS wagon.
     
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    agree totally with Thirsty; at current labor rates, unless you most yourself, and I know how that goes! you are much better off paying a bit higher price and it is sorted.
     
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