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I think any improvements, especially along the lines of originality, will increase a cars value. Keep in mind that as time passes all the old American cars become more scarce and more valuable. They’re being exported to other countries daily.

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Selling my ‘68 Plymouth Fury, $5500 obo. Runs great and is a rust-Free California car. Check it out on the Craigslist link below: 1968 Plymouth Fury III **383 BIG BLOCK 2 Door Hardtop **

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You should try testing the waters.

Hey Knebel no worries...no offense taken. The 383 is a factor but mostly that it has no rust, straight body, and no accidents...not even a door ding. Sure it needs paint and some freshening up on the front seat and dash, but I’m selling it that way to show its originality and not make it appear...

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Prices always go up. Not very many (if any) classic cars that have gone down in price.

Selling my all original, rust-free, California car. Has 383 Commando with rebuilt carburetor, new fuel pump, new fuel filter, new alternator, new thermostat, new radiator hose, new water pump, new tires and freshly cleaned radiator, fuel tank, and fuel lines. I’m the second owner. One family...

Rancho Cucamonga, CA

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I’ve been a car guy my whole life and I’m the owner of a 1968 Plymouth Fury III. Location: California