1963 AVANTI

MY FRIEND HAS A 1963 AVANTI AND WAS WONDERING WHAT ITS WORTH SO HE CAN INSURE IT. THE CONDITION IS FRESH REBUILT ORIGINAL ENGINE AND NEW PAINT. OTHER WISE THE CAS IS STOCK RIGHT DOWN TO THE HUB CAPS AND SKINNY RIMS. THE ENGINE IS THE R2 PAXTON SUPER CHARGER ALL FULLY FUNCTIONAL AND READY TO DRIVE.

MRGEARHEAD

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Quote:</div><div class="ubbcode-body">MY FRIEND HAS A 1963 AVANTI AND WAS WONDERING WHAT ITS WORTH SO HE CAN INSURE IT. THE CONDITION IS FRESH REBUILT ORIGINAL ENGINE AND NEW PAINT. OTHER WISE THE CAS IS STOCK RIGHT DOWN TO THE HUB CAPS AND SKINNY RIMS. THE ENGINE IS THE R2 PAXTON SUPER CHARGER ALL FULLY FUNCTIONAL AND READY TO DRIVE.

MRGEARHEAD </div></div>

A pretty decent guideline would be "Old Cars Price Guide", from Krause Publications, which is a monthly compilation of the most recent auction results, and any other sales they may know of. These do get analysed, and broken down by condition, options, etc.

Can you take OCPG as gospel truth, take it to the bank? Probably not, but it is a place to start.

Another option is to have the car professionally appraised, say, for collector car insurance--again, this is a guideline, so much depends on the region of the country where the car is.

Hope this helps!

Art

Many ins companies use NADA as a guide:

http://www.nadaguides.com/uv/viewresults...mp;amp;wPg=2032

Many collector specialty insurers also have ?agreed value? policies, and the NADA prices should be pretty much accepted.

For a quick check look at a recent Hemmings - there's probably 4 or 5 of them in diffrent stages of condition . See which one comes closest to your friends and look what their asking.

It's a start. ..........Steve