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123 GT 120-130 1967

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posted by  matt b on  Tue Feb 3 04:44 CST 2004
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I would sorta think the value curve for a 123gt would be a little bit higher than a mid-late 1800s/e, but definitely not $35k. I'd agree with others that *maybe* upwards of $15k.

Just outta curiosity, did you get any specs on the car in question? Where was it, where/when did he get it? Just curious as in the last year there was one with 29k original miles in immaculate unrestored original condition, and I'm curious what happened to it...

-Matt






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