Getting ready to sell my 70s

[spankie]

I have a one owner 70s with 61k miles. All documentation etc. I bought the car in Virginia but the car spent most of it's life in San Diego. I had the car undercoated when new. I started cleaning the suspension but it's a long process. Interior is showroom fresh. Other than a wash and wax what if anything should I consider cleaning/restoring before listing. The car runs great.

Thanks for the help,
Spankie

[69Sman]

I love these disguised 'make me an offer' non-ads....

[Sinnerman]

But they're very effective.

GLWS!

[kentf14]

I love these disguised 'make me an offer' non-ads....

+1
I wonder how many PMs have already been sent.

[w00tPORSCHE]

+1
I wonder how many PMs have already been sent.

It depends on how many here (or RoW)have cash north of 125K sitting in their bank account

[kentf14]

I don't think that we've established the asking price.
Now you've ruined all the $60K offers

[spankie]

With all due respect I did not post this as a car for sale. I needed new tires and well the rims didn't shine like they used to. So I had Harvey redo them. Then the calipers didn't look so good so I had Eric redo them. Then the suspension did't look so good so I started to clean off the undercoating. It just goes on and on so I am asking myself where to stop.

V/R
Spankie

[kentf14]

No offense intended.
How does the car look now? Unless things are in b-a-d shape, I'd say to leave them original and let the new owner decide what he/she wants to do. A premium is placed on originality and as you well know, resto activities aren't cheap.
IMO, unless you're trying to set a new sales high watermark, there's no reason to fully restore before putting it on the market.

Kent
PS- but seriously, how many messages have you gotten since posting?

[POS]

If it runs great, it cleans up, and most everything works on it, then sell it. It doesn't have to be perfect when you sell it - most buyers are smart enough to know that a 40-year old car will need something.

[EARLY911ZOO]

with all due respect, the title of your thread starts with "getting ready to sell " ??so if its not a for sale ad...what is it?
at any rate, this thread is worthless without fotos!

With all due respect I did not post this as a car for sale. I needed new tires and well the rims didn't shine like they used to. So I had Harvey redo them. Then the calipers didn't look so good so I had Eric redo them. Then the suspension did't look so good so I started to clean off the undercoating. It just goes on and on so I am asking myself where to stop.

V/R
Spankie