1930 Sport Coupe at auction http://www.kikoauctions.com/?nav=auctions&details=8227.
A friend sent me this and said he would like to attend the auction to bid on his next hot rod project. That means I'll have to go to the auction to rescue this Model A. It looks solid and complete. What do you all think it' worth? |
Re: 1930 Sport Coupe at auction WOW, That's a solid car. Don't think it would take much to have it on the road again.
I don't want to put a price on it. (with the exchange on the Canadian dollar) It is hard for me to judge a proper value. I like that Suzuki Bergman. Good Luck at the auction. Jeff |
Re: 1930 Sport Coupe at auction Wash it, get running, and than drive it?
Do you have anymore info on car. Looks too complete to hot rod. Enjoy. |
Re: 1930 Sport Coupe at auction As it is a cabriolet, it has a small premium over some other models. I would still say, that in the condition I see and the unknowns, I would value it at $4-8,000.
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Re: 1930 Sport Coupe at auction I thought it is a Sport Coupe. Am I wrong?
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Re: 1930 Sport Coupe at auction Ah yes, it is a Sport Coupe, not a Cabriolet... my bad...
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Re: 1930 Sport Coupe at auction I don't need another car, but people rescue dogs no matter how many they have, right? It does look solid enough with a little cleaning it could be on the road.
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Re: 1930 Sport Coupe at auction Rescue that dog !!! You know it makes sense !!!
John in weather was cancelled today in Suffolk County England . |
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I'd love to find a car like that but they don't exist over here. |
Re: 1930 Sport Coupe at auction Talked to the Auctioneer he will do a absentee bid for me so ill throw my hat in the ring on this just not sure on the amount??
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Re: 1930 Sport Coupe at auction For MANY years, I didn't know CABRIOLETS existed, nor Convertible Sedans!!!
I'm very happy with PLAIN Old Tudors & Coupes. I'm even Happy with NO Car, now, It was a "GOOD" ride for a LOOOONG time. Bill W. & Dog |
Re: 1930 Sport Coupe at auction worth 7500. all day long, but it will sell for more then that.
auctions are tough. |
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Re: 1930 Sport Coupe at auction I like hot rods but I agree this car looks too nice to be made into one. Can't always tell from pix but it looks to have had some restoration. The top, interior, and engine are dirty but still look too good to be original unless the car is really low miles. Can't tell if the body is rusty or just dirty. Sport Coupes aren't all that rare but they are classy looking. Just be sure the unique top parts are there.
FWIW, NADA shows retail of $11,650 to $28,700 depending on condition. Never can tell about an auction - may go higher or lower. If I was in the market, I'd probably go up to $10,000 if the car runs, drives, and exterior/interior are in decent shape. That's if I was going to keep it - $2,000 to $3,000 less if I was going to flip it. |
Re: 1930 Sport Coupe at auction I saw a nice 31 4 door that just needed a new interior go for $4800 near me. Auctions are weird - you never know who is gonna show up so you may get lucky and just get a buncha looky lous or hot rodders with no money show up. Although i have seen a basket case of a 29 pickup go for $2100 that same day that might have had $1200 worth of decent parts - go figure. I ended up with some odds and ends and a table full of model A stuff for $12 WITH the table!
Id say with the others $5-8k is a safe bet. Even washed up and got running (granted it wasnt parked for engine issues and mice havent made a nest in it) its an easy 9K+ car so even if you have to put an unknown used engine in it theres money to be made at 8K If the engine turns out to be junk the rest of it looks nice enough you can easily get your money back. |
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I believe ya......IF you could get it for 5-8K i think the problem i might have is flipping it. Im really growing attached to Clyde now as it is, i cant wait to get stuff in the mail get it on and then stand back and look/hear your accomplishment.... im not sure i could flip it!!!!!!! |
Re: 1930 Sport Coupe at auction then dont! haha some people just like to tinker and drive for awhile then part ways to a good home to make room for the next tinker project. Id love to have a tudor thats got old paint just an OK interior small dents , surface rust, etc and drive it as is BUT currently no room haha.
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Re: 1930 Sport Coupe at auction This 30 sport coupe could sell for a stupid amount of money, or not. Hard to say. This spring watched a 29 cabriolet sell on a local auction for $6400. Old restoration, but the car was severely vandalized. Someone had stolen the doors, hood, front fenders, front bumper, radiator. Why? Don't know, but where do you find cabriolet doors? I thought $6400 was crazy high for about 2/3 of a cabriolet. Compared to the cabriolet, this intact, solid sport coupe is gonna look real good to bidders.
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Re: 1930 Sport Coupe at auction A fella in our club has a very, very nicely restored 1930 Sport Coupe for sale for $14,500. You could put $10,000 into that auction car and still not be where this member's car is, quality and finish-wise. There are still lots of Model A's out there; you can't save them all (unless you're rich). The hot rodder may not win it. I'd walk away from the auction car.
But let us know what happens! :p |
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