whats the blue book on an '86 monte carlo ss?

Question

the website only goes back as far as '87.

Answer 1

i have a 88 mc ss i brought back from Tn i paid $ 8,999, in 2000. where is the car, how is the body, interior, carpet, does it have t-tops, still have the 305 ho? i have a 350 4 bolt bored, balanced, blue printed, line honed and decked. the body is in perfect condition, no rust, ive kept it in the garage and i would sell mine for $10,000. it is up to the buyer, if they want it theyll pay any price, ive seen rust buckets sell for 1,500 and more

Answer 2

1986 Monte Carlo Ss Value

Answer 3

Whats the blue book on a 1986 monte carlo ss with T tops?

Answer 4

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whats the blue book on an '86 monte carlo ss?
the website only goes back as far as '87.

Answer 5

they are selling for low for $10000 and as high as over 22,000 .

and that depends on condition, mileage, is it stock factory (people switching out engines RUINS value a lot of people converted them with non factory engines. FACTORY ENGINES and factory transmissions With matching numbers is the very important, so poor condition with non matching engines might lower to $6,000 range (was it garaged or stored outside (i have one that has been garaged for 15 years) nice and dry 84,000 original miles on it)

the lower the miles the more money of course a monte ss with under 20k to 25k miles that was garaged and driven a few hundred miles a year might fetch 25,000 (mint factory original clean )

noticed prices are slightly outdated since many answers were from 8 to 10 years back (prices have changed for the better)

Answer 6

i wouldn't try and use the kbb prices anyway ,on that car,those are worth a lot more than the book says they are ,i have a friend who collects those ,and sometimes sells them ,he sold a real nice one for 6500 bucks about a month ago,so i know kbb wont match this price at all,on those you have to go by the car,then condition,and the mileage,but right now the older SS models are bringing a lot more than the book says they will bring,id price it according to what i thought it was worth ,someone will buy it,there's an old saying,there's a buyer for everything,and its very true,good luck with it,hope this helps.

Answer 7

A 22-year old Chevy? That's a $500.00 car tops. From your friendly Toyota Salesperson :)

Answer 8

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It may not be listed in the bluebook. Your car is worth what you can get out of it.

Answer 9

low $3500 high $ 7500 collector car $11500

Answer 10

use 87 and subtract about $1000 or so?