Books valve of a car made in 1972 usa it is called Gran Torino in mint condition orginial paint and most part?

(2010-05-29 16:32:02)

1. Diane Says: And why would the book value make any difference?

When I buy cars, I don't care what a book says, because I'm not an agent of that book, and neither are you.

Edit: 300SD has apparently never heard of Nada.com.

You can find a book value for that car. But again, it's pointless.

2. Vipassana Says: book value is useless and there is no book value on a 1972 grantorino its too old. basically its worth what somebody is willing to pay for it. search around get comparable for similar gran torinos and see what they are going for.

3. 300SD Says: 1972 Grand Torino mint, with orginal paint and orginal motor, lite modified.... ( models Formal, Sports Roof, Pillared hardtop, stationwagon)

It is always best to have pictures to rule on a value but heres the basic's to go by. Give or take conditions overall.

# 1 Showroom condition or Restored to Showroom new, 11,000

#2 Just not perfect but looks great or over restored modified Hot Rod weekend cruiser 7500

#3 Orginal paint looks good inside looks ok Daily driver lite brush scratches wear and tear 4400

#4 Daily driver dents bad paint interior trashed but runs or perfect car that doesn't run and been sitting for years 2200

#5 Restoreable car needs completed restored clear title 1300

#6 No title nice car or some rust restorable car... Parts car 400 to 500

There are many different models
if its a SPORTS roof Hardtop model add to #1 1500 #2 1200 #3 700 #4 300 Thats a Grand Torino Sports roof.

Deduct 30% for 4 dr or 20% for station wagon

Value is what someone will pay for it. But people seem to like the Big Mouth 72 model.

How much do you need for it?