Looking for feedback. Moderator if this is the wrong place for this, feel free to relocate to a better sub-forum.
I have a 1982 Alfa Romeo Spider. For several reasons I feel it is time for me to get rid of it. Has been a mostly reliable car for the 5+ years I have had it. But definitely a driver. The PO's Maaco paint job looks good from 10 feet, but has rust in the rockers and quarters, and the floor as well. Probably a number 4, or maybe a 4 minus, if there is such a thing. The interior needs work as well. I know there is a few rust holes in the floor. seat covers covering up bad leather and foam, a warped dash cover over a cracked dash pad, a bad speedometer, a worn carpet. etc. But mechanically I have kept it up, which must be one of the most used lines in the old car world, right? Still a cool car that gets compliments, and fun to drive. But to time to move it on to the next person.
I don't see the wisdom of fixing up this particular high mileage car. Thinking the next person can either fix it up or drive it as-is. How do I arrive at a price that's fair?
Is there a good site to get values on something like this? NADA and Hagerty have not been a help. KElley Blue Book seems to have turned into a car selling service these days. Maybe take the Hagerty #4 "Fair" value and cut it in half? Or am I being to hard on the old girl? These values don't seem to take into account mileage. Maybe it's an average of what cars are selling for?
