So I'm thinking of selling my 1970 4 door Cutlass. It has a nice 350, works great, all original, paint is a few years old, original vinyl top in mint condition. Interior is great, body is pretty clean. I've attached some pictures. I'm asking $10K for now, but I'm willing to negotiate. Milage is about 85K. Let me know if you have any questions or are interested.  

Price seem a little high, but good luck with selling it. (4drs sell for 1/2 to 1/3 of sedans, and are usually parts cars, but lately they have become drivers)

			Oldsmobile : Cutlass	1970	100,693	-	$100.00	Oct-17 18:03
			1970 Oldsmobile Cutlass S
			Oldsmobile : Cutlass	1970	30,167	2	$510.00	Oct-17 15:00
			SUPER CLEAN SPORTY 1970 CUTLASS (S)
			Oldsmobile : Cutlass	1970	1,000	-	$2,500.00	Oct-17 11:34
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			Oldsmobile : Cutlass CAR	1970	89,000	-	$100.00	Oct-16 20:27
			CUTLASS S 1970 BODY.
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			1970 Olds Oldsmobile C/S Conv. w/Extras!
			Oldsmobile : Cutlass	1970	95,000	7	$4,000.00	Oct-14 09:11
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			Oldsmobile : Cutlass 350 ROCKET	1970	150,228	23	$5,100.00	Oct-11 20:28
			1970 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS SUPREME CONVERTIBLE 350 1 OWNER
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you cant compare his car to a car thats been in a junk yard, or not running for the past decade.  You also cant compare it to cars on eBay that have 9 days left on the auction.  

I do think the price is a little high...but then again...thats what you do as a seller...cuz no matter what, the buyer is going to try to pull the price down.  A car is worth whatever someone will pay for it.

Nice car...too bad you have to sell it.  Good luck.

10 grand lmao!! another barret-bloated-jackson auction viewer victim  

Though I do think 10 grands pretty high, it looks like a really neat car.  Love that bodystyle, hence I have one.

Yes please bear in mind that 10 is my starting price. Of course you're going to undershoot me, I had to start a bit high. Also, don't compare it to junkyard car or a snow car. This thing is pure Southern Californian, I'm the second owner, and trust me it drives. Definately not a beater, not something you can really strip down and do whatever to. More for someone who either wants to fully restore (it is 90% of the way there) or wants a pretty close to resto job with a few improvements. Oh and the money is going to a very good use. I'm trying to raise money for something, not myself, so of course I want to try to get as much as I can.