Where do I find the value of a 1971 pontiac firebird or a 1967 dodge polara?

Question

I can't find a Kelley blue book that goes back that far

Answer 1

oldcartrader.com It may not have the models listed but when one comes up for sale you'll know what they are asking.

Another place is hemmingsmotornews.com

Answer 2

The value of classic muscle cars varies greatly depending on the condition, (lack of)modifications, vehicle demand, area of purchase.

If you found a stock, complete and pristine 1971 Pontiac Firebird in California, you could pay over $30,000.
On the other hand, you could pay $600 for a beater in North Carolina.

Answer 3

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Answer 4

Have you tried their website? www.kbb.com ?

Update...I checked myself, and can't find that info on their website any longer. I did, however, find this link on Cars.com that apparently uses kbb's older car info...give it a try.

Good luck~

Answer 5

kbb only works for cars from like 86-up
you have to have them apparised

Answer 6

The one he mentioned is Kelly the offical guide that dealerships use is
http://www.nada.com/

Answer 7

try going to www.kbb.com and see what you find there...they should be able to tell you.