Estimated sales price: $6000-10000.
This had to show up just two months after I'd plunked down that same budget on a "sensible" daily driver, didn't it?
Estimated sales price: $6000-10000.
This had to show up just two months after I'd plunked down that same budget on a "sensible" daily driver, didn't it?
In reply to MadScientistMatt :
I'll be surprised if it goes for much over 8k, if at all. It's a low-spec LeSabre with over 100k--there's no way it has ~28k with that wear. On the plus side, the bumper fillers are nice.
Which is Tom getting for the next Gambler rig?
This is more like a used car lot in 2002 than a collectors auction.
I looked at the whole Auburn auction and I was surprised that there are like 5 1980's Lincoln Mark 6. Sort of a tarted up, 2 dr Lincoln Town Car. I never thought that was a highly regarded model. I know that Mark 5 was sort if the super Thunderbird of its day and the Mark 7 was the introduction of LSC and flowing body lines.
The factory CB in the Mark 6s are interesting.
I didn't get much further than that LTD LX.
TONY WANT.
So the Buick Century? Just a hair over $7k. Great money for an A-Body, but not near the estimate. Not a surprise.
The Buick LeSabre Wagon? It went for under what I estimated at $6,325. A good deal that I attribute to the lack of cleanliness.
See how your hoopties did here.
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