Jumat, 21 September 2012

About Classic Cars: Things To Do Before You Buy A Classic Car

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From Tony and Michele Hamer, your Guide to Classic Cars
We hate to say this, but never take anyone's "word" about the condition or value of the car you are about to buy. You have to completely inspect any car before you can determine the it's value. Here are the guidelines we use to help us really get to know all the about the car and set aside how gorgeous it looks.

How To Inspect a Classic Car
Buying your second classic car can be just as exciting as the first. Sometimes that excitement, as well as a savvy seller, can distract you from doing a complete inspection of the car you want to buy. I highly suggest with every potential car purchase, you complete this extensive checklist. It will keep you on track and focused, no matter how great this car looks from 5 feet away...Read more

Determining the Market Value of a Classic Car
Whether you're buying or selling a classic car, you will want to determine its fair market value. Publications such as the Old Car Buyers Guide, Hemmings or NADA's Classic, Collectible and Special Interest Car Appraisal Guide & Directory are a good place to start. Their price guides rate a car's value using 6 categories according to their conditions that range from "pristine" to "basket case"...Read more

Understanding the Condition Rating System
While sorting through the trade magazines, classified ads, and internet auctions, understanding the terminology used to rate a car's condition will help you determine the cars market value and what price you should pay. Here's a tip to understand the 100 Point and Six Category classic car condition rating system used by the most popular classic car value guides...Read more

What is a Numbers Matching Classic Car
An in depth explanation of the term "numbers matching car", and how to check if the car you own or intend to own can be considered part of this group of higher valued vehicles...Read more

 


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