64 convertible

[ronp]

whats a nice 64 daytona convertible worth?

[Milaca]

The following value is for a 1964 Daytona convertible per NADA:

https://www.nadaguides.com/Cars/1964/Studebaker/Daytona/2-Door-Convertible/Values

Judging by the photos of your car, $30,000 doesn't seem out of line, but you may need to advertise to a larger number of people to find a buyer at that price.

[2R5]

I also own one and if yours is as good as you advertise you may get that . I know I would want at least that to part with mine .......good luck

[ronp]

thanks for comments.

[J_Cole]

Hagerty lists the value of a #1 at 40k and excellent at 27k

[studegary]

whats a nice 64 daytona convertible worth?

"Nice" is a subjective term. Number 1 condition means as it left the factory/dealer (usually better). To me, nice is a number 2 or 3 that would do well in most shows and in pictures. With that said, "worth" is how much someone else is willing to fork over for it. If you are looking for an insurance value and not a sale price, just go with one of the common guides.

EDIT: I just looked at the four pictures that you posted in another topic/thread. The car is excellent, but not a number 1 (radiator, radiator cap, battery, hose clamps). Without seeing the chassis, it is probably a number 2 or 3.

EDIT II: I now see the car on eBay. Still no underbody/chassis pictures. I see that you have a lot of eBay history, but it appears that your sales have all been inexpensive items (tops of $52). I strongly suggest you use eBay as an auction site and start your bidding at something low ($1K) and have a reserve that you can live with. This develops auction bidding action. You may be surprised at the result if you get two people that want your car. It looks like your opening bid is now what you want for the car or expect to get out of it.