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That ‘67 Coupe was stolen. Note to self, buy future Imperials at auction and never sell at auction.
 
detmatt said:
That ‘67 Coupe was stolen. Note to self, buy future Imperials at auction and never sell at auction.
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Stolen while at the auction or stolen and trying to sell stolen vehicle at the auction?

Or.....are you talking about the price???
 
The price, that’s a lot of car for 7K...heck that’s a lot of car for 14K.
 
The '67 went for $12100. The degraded '65 Imperial four door went for $6600, which is $6599 more than I would of paid for it.

'79 Chrysler 300 are finally coming up in value. Hopefully a continuing trend. Now is my '79 Magnum GT worth more??????
 
Pete Kaczmarski said:
The '67 went for $12100. The degraded '65 Imperial four door went for $6600, which is $6599 more than I would of paid for it.

'79 Chrysler 300 are finally coming up in value. Hopefully a continuing trend. Now is my '79 Magnum GT worth more??????
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Oops, I didn’t read it right. That’s better.
 
Thanks for sharing I'm always interested in the prices at auction. I wonder if that '63 wagon is as good as the pictures, that was one of my favorites. I think the 67 Imperial sold for a very fair price.
 
Interesting that lot K 75 sold. Wonder why the other (black) didn't.
Guess just not enough money there? Or maybe not as nice as the red one.
 
I think I am going to try to go to the Indy show this year it is always the middle of May, and an easy drive for me. I definitely will if the right car is there. A no researve car would be a plus, that is why I was really curious what the 67 Imperial went for, in FL
 
1978 NYB said:
Lot # W135 1962 Chrysler 300H, 1 of 435 made, factory dual quads 405 hp. Console car. $27,500 high bid - didn't sell.

1962 Chrysler 300H Hardtop | W135 | Kissimmee 2018 | Mecum Auctions
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The non-letter 1962 300 that I sold two weeks ago was a non-a/c car but with the same drivetrain as the 300H (an option for the non-letter cars called the firepower 380 package) was sold for $27K. That was quite a bit less than was in it, but that is what it brought. 5 days after I sold it, I had a firm offer of 32K, but by then it was sold. Oh well.........:BangHead:

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There was a beautiful 71 Hemi Cuda vert tribute car that sold for a little over $100k yesterday. Very nice.....A real one would be $2-$3 Million.
 
1978 NYB said:
There was a beautiful 71 Hemi Cuda vert tribute car that sold for a little over $100k yesterday. Very nice.....A real one would be $2-$3 Million.
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Wasn't much over a decade ago you could get one of the hardtop variety at the Daytona Turkey run for 50/60k.
 
saforwardlook said:
The non-letter 1962 300 that I sold two weeks ago was a non-a/c car but with the same drivetrain as the 300H (an option for the non-letter cars called the firepower 380 package) was sold for $27K. That was quite a bit less than was in it, but that is what it brought. 5 days after I sold it, I had a firm offer of 32K, but by then it was sold. Oh well.........:BangHead:

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Steve, that's stunning! Again I say, we need a coffee table book detailing your whole collection!
 
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