12-10-2022 | #1 |
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Estimating Values of Older Vehicles
I'm looking to see if anyone has suggestions on estimating values of older, non-Corvette vehicles that are too old for the typical Blue Book. This is for the purpose of distributing my parent's estate. They are not expected to be sold. All vehicles are in above average condition for their age as well as lower mileage, relatively speaking. All but one are single-owner vehicles. Years range from 1965 to 1991.
I would appreciate any suggestions as we are trying to get reasonable value estimates so that the estate can be distributed fairly. Thanks |
12-10-2022 | #2 |
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Re: Estimating Values of Older Vehicles
Old Cars magazine (Price Guide)
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12-12-2022 | #4 |
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Re: Estimating Values of Older Vehicles
Hagerty has a valuation tool for old cars based on insurance quotes and i assume policies they have on cars but it is a tool for some info.
https://www.hagerty.com/valuation-tools
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Thank you Marty!!!!!! I'll be sending you an e-mail shortly. |
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Thanks Johnny! |
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