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123 GT Questions 120-130 1967

posted by  ovlov123gt on  Tue Feb 12 13:47 CST 2013
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I have a 1967 123 GT that has sat in my garage for almost 30 years. I bought it, drove it home and intended to restore it, but after this long I am ready to admit that I am not going to actually tackle the project. I'd like to sell the car to someone who would be interested in putting it back on the road. I have no idea where to start however. I'd like to figure out how much I should charge for the vehicle.

It is a Swedish car originally, purchased in Europe so has European Specs. rather than North American. The car is complete as was driven home. I removed fenders and nose just to give room, but otherwise it is as I parked it. It lived most of it's life in the salt air of Nova Scotia, so it does have rust.

Does anyone have any idea where I can start with price for this car?





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