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1977 Oldsmobile Vista Cruiser, 70k miles, 350-170hp, auto, ps, ac, pw, power 60/40 front bench seat, rear facing third row seating, Olds Rally Wheels, No collision damage, only rust is at bottom of spare tire carrier and corner of rear quarter panel. Second owner for 20yrs and purchased from original owner. Originally a California car. Runs great. Totally complete and original. Never been hacked or modified. All glass good. All molding good other than the exterior "Vista Cruiser" lettering on fenders.
$6495 OBO
Elizabeth, Colorado
Last edited by swest22; April 28th, 2021 at 08:53 PM.
Reason: Reduce asking price
Worked fine until compressor froze. With a replacement compressor and get charged I’m pretty sure it would work. The car doesn’t have any electrical issues that I am aware of.
Not trying to blow up the OP‘s selling process, but many on here look at something like collector car market review for pricing, if they look at these guides at all. They can be helpful, but typically similar sold vehicles, in similar condition, are a good benchmark, not unlike real estate. FYI:
Not trying to blow up the OP‘s selling process, but many on here look at something like collector car market review for pricing, if they look at these guides at all. They can be helpful, but typically similar sold vehicles, in similar condition, are a good benchmark, not unlike real estate.
So, eyeballing the condition of the car as presented in the photos, you'd recommend an asking price somewhere between $3325 and $6400?
I was merely providing another reference point for buyer /seller. It is prudent to utilize multiple sources when assessing value for transactional purposes.
Again not trying to put off the OP, however some surprise was noted at the asking price - and if only NADA was consulted, 29k may seem to represent a reasonable starting point. GLWS!
February 28th, 2021, 01:32 PM
