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: 68 396/325 worth??????HELP!!!!!!! 673x2 Jan 2nd, 10, 9:51 AM I have the opportunity to buy a #s matching 396/325,factory a/c,real ss.My question is what is the worth of this car?The car is restored to about an #8 of #10. What would be a rough ball park to offer?What should I look out for?Any advice would be greatly welcomed.Thanks,Brian bachelier Jan 2nd, 10, 10:04 AM 4 speed or auto? color? rough ballpark $18k-$25k 673x2 Jan 2nd, 10, 10:08 AM AUTO,Fathom blue,white/cream interior 673x2 Jan 2nd, 10, 10:12 AM Do the 68s hold their value compared to the other years?Thanks,Brian Bisquit037 Jan 2nd, 10, 10:21 AM Do the 68s hold their value compared to the other years?Thanks,Brian No but they are still a good looking chevelle. Don't buy the car for it's value, buy it because it's what you like. 673x2 Jan 2nd, 10, 10:41 AM I am buying because I like it,I just dont want to pay too much for a car that isnt worth it.Brian 69 Post Sedan Jan 2nd, 10, 11:09 AM I would have to agree with bachelier, somewhere in the $20-$25k area. Pictures woud help a lot! :yes: CRUZN69 Jan 2nd, 10, 11:11 AM Over at collector car trader there are 31 1968 chevelles range in price from $39,995 to $1,200. Avereage seems to be low $20's http://www.autotraderclassics.com/find/vehicle/vehicleSearchResults.xhtml?firstRecord=1&endYear=1968&model=Chevelle&photosOnly=false&startYear=1968&address=&sortType=priceDESC&numRecords=25&make=Chevrolet&priceOnly=false&conversationId=377922 Ark68SS Jan 2nd, 10, 11:17 AM Question is useless without pics, VIN, overall condition of car, how accurate the restoration, how much the seller is asking for it, etc., etc. BillL czeto Jan 2nd, 10, 11:34 AM "restored to about an #8 of #10"? Not sure what this means. Your #8 or a judged #8? Restored to original or to looking good? Looking good probably 15-20K, restored to original probably 25-30K. Agree with BillL pictures would be very helpful. Since it needs work, what work? If it's rust and you can't do the work, the sky is the limit. | ||