Copart '72 tii selling today in Nor Cal...

[dang]

https://www.copart.com/lot/39923709

 

 

 

 

 

Edited July 26, 2019 by dang

[iinca]

est value...20 grand...

[dang]

8 minutes ago, iinca said:

est value...20 grand...

That's what the insurance company paid out.  They used to call it ACV, or Actual Cash Value, but they changed it last year some time.

Edited July 26, 2019 by dang

[iinca]

I'll be damned

 

is that auction in SAC'?

Edited July 26, 2019 by iinca

[dang]

7 minutes ago, iinca said:

is that auction in SAC'?

 

Vallejo.  Between Sac and SF.

[iinca]

Beautiful Vallejo

[roadhog0]

So? Which one of you is going to go pick it up, put a nose on it, then slap it on BAT for 45k?

[Conserv]

8 minutes ago, roadhog0 said:

So? Which one of you is going to go pick it up, put a nose on it, then slap it on BAT for 45k?

 

Oops. I laughed. But that’s probably exactly what will happen... ?

 

Regards,

 

Steve

 

[David Layton]

If you own a car like this, you should insure it for agreed value, which may require an appraisal.  I am on agreed value, but I am not at the value of a restored car, yet.  When I get there, I will have to have some documentation for the valuation.

 

If that my car, I probably would have worked a cash settlement the cost of parts and repairs, using the $40K value tii's are getting.  But I am an insurance broker.

[Steve Tochi]

Bottle of motor oil laying in the plenum poses concern but perhaps mitigated by clean rear license plate lights.

[Mike Self]

27 minutes ago, Steve Tochi said:

Bottle of motor oil laying in the plenum

That looks like a Red Line bottle, a sign the engine's well taken care of...

 

Looks eminently fixable...wonder what it will sell for.

 

mike

[dang]

sold for $9200

[JohnS]

7 hours ago, dang said:

 

 

Ballast resister properly bypassed for the blue coil +$10 ?  Someone scored a nice project...

Edited July 26, 2019 by JohnS

[02Les]

They should have put it on BAT; they would have got double?

[dang]

10 minutes ago, 02Les said:

They should have put it on BAT; they would have got double?

It was an insurance total.  They don't do BaT.