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2nd hand car prices 1966


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Stumbled on this interesting site pity its not a uk site

 

http://www.thepeoplehistory.com/1966.html -select your own year.

 

 

Alfa Romeo Duetto Spider $3,950 1968

Austin Healey 3000 $3,400 1960

Austin Healey Sprite $2,050 1967

BMW 2002 $4,200 1969

Buick Riviera $4,300 1963

Buick Skylark GS $2,596 1966

Buick Le Sabre $3,356 1969

Cadillac De Ville $5,427 1965

Cadillac Elderado $7,401 1960

Cadillac Elderado $6,605 1968

Chevrolet Biscayne $2,230 1960

Chevrolet Camero SS $2,588 1968

Chevrolet Corvair Monza $2,335 1964

Chevrolet Corvette $4,589 1963

Chevrolet Corvette Stingray $4,438 1969

Chevrolet Impala Super Sport $3,210 1965

Chevrolet Malibu $2,156 1965

Chrysler New Yorker $5,680 1963

Chrysler Town and Country Wagon $4,086 1967

Chrysler Valiant $2,056 1960

Chrysler Valiant Barracuda $2,862 1966

Comet ( Lincoln Mercury ) $2,375 1964

Comet Cyclone GT ( Lincoln Mercury ) $3,290 1968

Dodge Coronet V8 Club Coupe $2,595 Ohio 1962

Dodge 330 Series 2 dr Sedan $2,245 1963

Dodge Coronet 440 $2,264 1966

Dodge Charger $3,469 1966

Dodge Dart Pioneer $2,787 1961

Dodge Dart GT $3,065 1968

Dodge Lancer 4 dr Sedan $2,312 1961

Ford Bronco 4 Wheel Drive $2499 1966

Ford Fairlane $2,154 1963

Ford Fairlane $2195 1966

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Did it work? Mine had to endure that bad winter of '63. Afraid after that she went to the scrap yard. :(

I ran it for 18 months...and then the offside front wing fell off!

I sold it for a fiver to a guy who wanted it for "banger racing".

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I ran it for 18 months...and then the offside front wing fell off!

I sold it for a fiver to a guy who wanted it for "banger racing".

 

Things didn't get any better for me. My next car was an old Standard, pre-war probably. Paid $15. Never worked. The petrol would vaporise before it got to the carburetor, then the car would just stop - suddenly. A quick fix was to pour cold water over the inlet pipe to the carburetor. Once, I was giving a couple of guys a ride home from work and at the bottom of Duke St it conked out. Rushed into a newsagents, bought a bottle of pop and poured it over the carburetor. Car started, but there was this smell of burning sugar until it stopped again. At work the next day, one of the guys shouted: "Eyup, tha wants to get a ride from this bloke. iz car runs on Tizer." :hihi:

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