Re: IML: How much for a 1972 Imperial?

Carl,

I bought my Imperial for $4400. It looked very good. No dings or dents and it ran fairly well. So far I have more than $13,000 in it. Judging from hindsight, I should have only paid maybe $1500. I would only pay $1500 for the '72 from the way you describe it. Incidentally, I did most of the work on my '64.

Lupe
60 Thunderbird Hard Top
64 Imperial Crown Coupe

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Subject: Re: IML: How much for a 1972 Imperial?

Hi,

Thanks for the assistance in pricing the Imperial. I looked at it today and it drove very well. It's a well optioned car that has the sure brake option. Unfortunately the Auto-Temp doesn't work and neither does the power antenna. It drifts a little when driving but when I pressed hard on the brakes when I was driving it, the sure brake light came on so I guess it still works. There are lots of dents and dings on both sides of the car and it's worn away on the creases on the hood. So, what's a good price, $2,500..... $3,000?

Thanks,

Carl

Hi,

I have a line on a 1972 Imperial LeBaron, triple black, cruise control, rear air, and split front seats. It has lots of dings and dents but is definitely in respectable condition. What is a good price for a '72?

Thanks,

Carl

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