Hi there to all...I an new here but I need to pick some brains.....I have a 1966 Belvedere that I acquired. I am looking to put it up for sale but want to offer it for a reasonable price... Where would I find information about pricing this properly//
Gina

Have it appraised. Big blocks typically sell for more than small blocks, and a poor body won't sell for much at all...

where would I have that done?????

where would I have that done?????
Contact your auto insurance company and ask for a referral for an appraiser. Try to get one that specialises in vintage autos.
Insurance companies often use appraisers for vehicles to accuratly determine replacement values.

Your DMV should have the "Automotive Blue Book" available. This lists cars and wholesale worth on a general level. Here in Ontario only licenced dealer can get these books, but they are out there. You can call yer insurance co. and get a referred to a professional apraiser. Lastly, "Google" it, asking for local musclecar appraisers. These guys specialize in older tin, bur they do cost.



Hi there to all...I an new here but I need to pick some brains.....I have a 1966 Belvedere that I acquired. I am looking to put it up for sale but want to offer it for a reasonable price... Where would I find information about pricing this properly//
Gina

Is it a 2-door or 4-door? What engine and trans? What other options? P/S? A/C? Is it a convertible? Mileage? What's the condition of the body and what is the condition of the paint? Is it the original paint job? All of these will affect the price. If you have pics post them.