1935 Graham for Sale

[Guest Zabrak]

Hey there,

I have a '35 Graham that I'm trying to sell, but I'm having a bit of trouble coming up with a selling price, as there's next to no Grahams available online

Off hand, would you know how much I could sell it for?

Or, is there any information that you'd need on it before you can come up with a price?

Help would be FANTASTICALLY APPRECIATED,

Thank you.

By the way, my # is 503-686-5648, if you immediately want any information on it

Thanks!

[Guest AlCapone]

Pictures, description and location will help greatly.

Wayne

[alsancle]

If it is a supercharged 8 Conv coupe than it could be worth 100k. If it is a 4 door sedan with the normally aspirated 6 and rust then maybe 2k. Or anything in between. A single picture would go a long way to narrowing that range.

[Guest Zabrak]

Hey there everybody,

here's some info along with some pictures of the Graham.

If you guys have any specific questions or requests for pictures, I'll be glad to provide you with anything you need

my phone number is 503 686 5648 by the way

Thanks!

1935 Graham - Model: 73

4 door sedan

stock in-line 6 cylinder

*not supercharged

*does not run, has been sitting for a long time

*there is a title repair manual, restoration manual, and the graham club national registry booklet

*original tires, 1 off rim

*comes with milk crates of extra parts

*includes photo documents of original interiors - along with other photos of reference

pictures:

http://imgur.com/LbhJNgO

http://imgur.com/agpRR2D

http://imgur.com/Y33znn6

[auburnseeker]

I would say if someone gives you $1500 for it, take it. It's probably worth more as a parts car or dare I say it Hot rod project than one for someone to restore. I don't think there is enough interest for someone to do a full restoration on it but then I could be wrong.

[Paul Dobbin]

Interesting car, but not enough to restore. Hard to classify it as a #6 (Parts Cat). However should there be interest shown by someone with a dream for it. Do the best you can and let somebody else have the joy of making something from it. The figure of $1500 came up, which would interest me as the seller. Good Luck!

[alsancle]

Unfortunately as a 4 door sedan which has sat out in the elements for many years you are looking at the low end of my range. Maybe less. It may only be useful as a parts car to someone restoring another car.

My advice would be to take lots of good pictures including the parts and put it on eBay starting at 500.00. Also post a link to the auction here and on the Graham Club website.

Good luck.