1981 Chrysler LeBaron Town and Country

Hello,

My Parents have a 1981 TC that they are thinking about selling. The car has been in my family since new. It has 74,000 miles and it is in really great original shape.

Any idea what it is worth? Any good places to list it for sale?

We want to find it a good home.

Thanks in advance,

Scott

 

I'm not being a smart @zz, but with no information it's impossible to help you. Pics, inside and out, front to back, even under, engine, etc,etc and much more detailed description. Where ever you decide to sell it online, if you don't have at least a couple good pics it will affect your sale.


This should also be in General Station Wagon Discussions as your not really ready for a sale yet.

Lets see the beast, then we can help.

 

Sorry I wasn't sure where to post. Here are some photos. The car is original with new wood panels done 10 year ago. After looking at it the interior and paint are in really good shape. The car runs and drives well but has been sitting for a bit. My dad starts it up every now and then. The engine is a 318cc. It has been in my family since new.

We are going to clean it up before we sell it. I am just looking for a range for what it's worth and maybe to see if one of you guys would want it :2_thumbs_up_-_anima
We are in no hurry to sell it.

 

I like it and the Triumphs.

mike

 

We've got some Arizona members that might be interested in it, some that do a bit of buying/selling. Without knowing more about the wagon and seeing a few more pics, I'd say the bottom price on it would be in the $1,500 - $2,000 range. Even in really good shape though, these Le Baron Town & Country's don't seem to command really high prices.

 

We do need more details and pictures for sure. Where in AZ are you located?

 

Thanks for the replies. That is really all I know about the car. It just a clean original TC. The car is located in Prescott AZ where it's been since new.

So ball park $4,000-$7,000? I am just helping them out and I have really no idea where to start price wise.

Mike, thanks! the TR6 is next.

Thanks again,
Scott