67 Firebird Convertible value question

[Moparjim]

Anyone have a ballpark for a value of a nice, older restoration of a matching numbers 1967 Firebird Convertible, 326 H.O., 4 speed. I realize price varies wildly on condition but a ballpark would be helpful if any of you guys are in the loop on Pontiac values...

[pickardracing]

Best way to find out is to watch prices for similar cars on eBay. JMO.

If i were to guess, I'd say high teens.

[jbiscuit]

Jim for comparison...this is a 400 V8 car but still a decent restored convertible car regardless

http://cars-on-line.com/32751.html

so I'd say 20's......depending on final condition. For sure the Firebirds don't pull as much as the Camaros do for the 1st Gens.

[Moparjim]

Yep I was gonna troll Ebay tonight as well. A buddy at work is looking at one, the guy is asking like $25K which seemed a tad high to me, depending on condition. The description included comments like "older restoration" and "somewhat worn original interior" so I am thinking that it probably a decent, solid car but definitely not a show car or anything I would call "restored".

[Karps TA]

For whatever reason 1st gen Firebirds seem to get like 60-70% value of a comparable Camaro of the same year. Only exception is like the 69 TA's.

[jbiscuit]

yep...so this 400 V8 auto car that I posted for ya is a good judge I'd say. $25K would seem high for what else is out there.

[Prince Valiant]

Here's a list of 67 firebirds from hemmings:
http://www.hemmings.com/classifieds/...ird/?year=1967

My guess if it's in really good shape would be that mid/low 20,000's would be a good starting point, with expectations of recieving bids in the upper teens at worst.

[jbiscuit]

OMG I want this car!

http://www.hemmings.com/classifieds/...rd/562602.html

[SSDude]

OMG I want this car!

http://www.hemmings.com/classifieds/...rd/562602.html

That is sweet!

[Moparjim]

Thanks for all the info guys, I will pass it on.