Time to retire, time to sell ... 1969 COPO Camaro

[Lee Stewart]

He's leaning towards BaT because he may not know the exact value of the car. He was asked early in the thread what he felt the value of the car is. He didn't answer.

To list a car on this site - you have to include a price. He knows he has a valuable car. He doesn't want to leave "money on the table."

no69x-44:

You may want to get an appraised value of your car before you put it up for sale. Then you will know what ball park you are in as far as price. What you think the car is worth and what it's actually worth may be two different numbers.

[R68GTO]

Hard to pin down a value on any particular car, especially rarer cars due to an almost infinite number of variables, including those not related to the car itself, i.e. overall economic conditions.
If you look at auction results history for the last several years on 69 COPO Camaros that sold, a general range is about $160K to $200K. There are certainly flyers that exceeded $250K, and a few that were in the $120 to $140K range.
Auction results are not a perfect gauge for value, but they do reflect what someone did actually pay for a car (unless the owner bought their own car back, which has happened with no reserve auctions).
Pick a number you'll be very happy with and list it on SYC! The actual market will be in touch with you through your PM's