I've got about 25 of the 1/18 scale ones I'd like to have disappear (sell). What's the going price for these??? Here's what I have: • 32 Ford Street Rod – Black • 55 Chevrolet 3100 Cameo p/u – Cream • 55 Chevrolet 3100 Stepside p/u – Green • 55 Chevrolet Bel Air – Red/Cream • 56 Ford Street Rod – Purple • 64 Chevrolet Impala SS – Black • 67 Corvette L-88 – White/Black • 69 Dodge Super Bee – Blue • 69 Oldsmobile 442 W-30 – Silver • 69 Charger Daytona – Green • 69 Charger Daytona – Red • 69 Plymouth GTX – White • 69 Pontiac GTO Judge – Green • 69 Shelby GT-500 – Red • 69 Shelby GT-500 – Yellow • 69 Shelby GT-500 – White • 70 Plymouth AAR Cuda – Orange • 70 Dodge Challenger T/A – Plum • 70 Chevelle SS454 LS-6 – Yellow • 70 Chevelle SS454 LS-6 – Orange • 70 El Camino SS454 – Red • 73 Pontiac Trans Am – Silver • 73 Pontiac Trans Am – Red • Plymouth Prowler – Purple All are NIB never opened...
Price depends on who see's them. I sold my brother-in-law about 30 cars a few years back for $20 each. Some of the ones you've listed are worth 5 times that. I know, I had them all except the first 5! Check e-bay, that will give you an idea.
I was up to about 600+ before I finally kicked the habit !! :laugh: LOL Also had other manufacturers 1:18 scale diecasts, and they can be quite addictive, so consider this a "heads up". o No: You also need ample space, and dust free, illuminated cabinets to display them properly ! :TU:
Most of them will have an average price of around $35/$40. Some of them you have listed are close to the 3 digit mark. Most are $35/$40 and some you may have to let go for $20/$25. The market is not the greatest right now. If you don't need to sell now, I would hold off until colder weather. More people will be "Surfing" the net once the cold weather sets in. (More buyers) Especially if you place them on E-Bay. More buyers means more bidders which usually means more money! Be sure to stress they're un-opened. (NIB) That will perk the interest of the serious collectors. .
I don't think you get there but should be close on the 2) 1970 Chevelles and the White 1967 Corvette. The Corvette has a better chance than the Chevelles. (IF it's stock # is 7491 and it's the convertible version) They also did a hardtop version but that isn't worth as much. If I remember correctly the Orange 1970 Chevelle was produced for Toys R Us and is tough to find now days. That one will probably fetch more than the Yellow version. Hope this helps. Todd / DiecastMusclecars.com
I might like to have the 69 Oldsmobile 442 W-30 – Silver and the 70 Dodge Challenger T/A – Plum if the price is acceptable.
Mike, I really didn't post the list to try to sell them here, just a little guidance. I think once you add shipping to the price it gets a little rediculous... Jeff