I'm thinking of selling my classic 1972 Pontiac Grandville convertible. What's is worth in the midwest?

Question

Good to very good shape, has some fading and checking on the hood and trunk lid. Runs like a clock, decent power, lights 'em up without even trying, and cruises at 90mph no problem. I've had it for seven years, and frankly I'm bored with the same toy for so long. NADA says somewhere between 6000 and 11000 dollars. Anyone in the midwest looking or maybe know someone? The car is near Milwaukee.

Answer 1

your best bet would be ebay or sell it at an antique car show or event.  otherwise you will probably only get 6000 locally for it.  it is hard to sell an antique car locally because unless you run into someone looking for that exact car no one will pay what you want.  it depends on how far you want to go.  there is a huge car show called cruisin' the coast in mississippi in oct.  but again it depends on how far you want to go.  good luck

Answer 2

Nobody uses the NADA or KBB for classic cars. You need to check on eBay, the Classic auto trader and Hemmings Motor News to see what they are actually selling for.