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The ultimate up-to-date reference of automotive values from the publishers of Cars & Parts magazine, this book gives the readers the correct values for thousands of cars built between 1900 and 1990. 1,200 photos.
More pages, more cars, more photos, and more value charts than ever before! This Favorite reference among serious car collectors is the ultimate up-to-date guide to automotive values. From the rarest automobiles in pristine condition to more common cars considered restorable, the editors of Cars & Parts magazine, who boast more than 40 years of experience in the collector car hobby, give readers an accurate value and picture for every major domestic and imported collector car built from 1900 through 1990. A generous selection of color photos, as well as black-and-white images, an easy-to-read format, and recent auction results elevate this guide to class of its own.
Whether you are a collector, or you sell classic car parts in your spare time, Classic American Car Parts will teach you the tricks and methods used by professional dealers. From GM to FORD to CHRYSLER, even AMC, this book will teach you what to buy, how to find it, and how to get the best deal. This book will also teach you how to market and sell your parts for maximum profit. These are the secret tricks the pros use. Published for the first time, much of this information has never been offered to the public before. You will learn about: Part numbers, date codes, quality, and what makes certain parts worth more than others. How to find buyable and profitable classic cars and parts. How to wheel & deal at swap meets, public auctions or in the sellers driveway. How to maximize profit by parting out junk classic cars. How to market and sell your parts at swap meets or on E-bay. How to run a successful E-bay business.
Covering the brawniest automobiles Detroit could muster from 1961 through 1990, this title gives advice on rarity, price trends for selected models, and more than 300 photos.
The Authority for Collector Car Pricing With 760 pages priced at your fingertips, 2011 Collector Car Price Guide is the ultimate resource for car hobbyists. Whether you're looking to find a price on a blue ribbon show car, or a beater station wagon, you can find out what it's worth, and what people are paying for it, in the most comprehensive guide on the market. • More than 250,000 accurate price listings for cars of all eras • Exclusive 1 to 6 condition grading places values on all conditions, from show car to parts car • Covers every mass-produced U.S. car • Domestic cars, light trucks, and selected imported cars and trucks • Explanation of 1 through 6 condition rating system
Car values fluctuate wildly, never more so than in our current economic environment. Pricing information is a must for collectors, restorers, buyers, sellers, insurance agents and a myriad of others who rely on reliable authoritative data. With well over 300,000 listings for domestic cars and light trucks, and various import vehicles manufactured between 1901 and 2012, this is the most thorough price guide on the market. This invaluable reference is for the serious car collector as well as anyone who wants to know the value of a collector car they are looking to buy or sell. Prices in this must-have reference reflect the latest values, in up to six grades of condition, from the esteemed Old Cars Price Guide database. New information for the most recent model year will also be added to our new Old Car Report database.
America's love affair with cars is on the fast track. Here is the current market value for every model from every major manufacturer in the United States and abroad through the mid-1970s, including Ford, Buick, Cadillac, Chevrolet, Chrysler, Rolls-Royce, and Mercedes-Benz. Clearly organized from A to Z, each listing is broken down by date, engine specifications, model types, and body styles -- with three condition categories from fair to excellent. Essential references include a list of classic car museums around the country, a directory of car collector clubs, and a glossary that contains all the terms you need to know to negotiate the deal. In addition, there are handy hints from the professionals about buying at auction and for investment, theft prevention, and selling classic cars. Plus special sections on trucks and motorcycles cover a wide range of vehicles from Humpbacks and Pickups to Flatheads and Knuckleheads. Dozens of photographs help you identify special models.