1974 Chevrolet Caprice Estate

That tire well is about to give birth to a spare tire, yes.
It's even got a permanently popped hood.

Might be a title. Looks like Brandon is the name. I'd adress that aristocrat, "Dear Nob Brandon". Then see what happens. He might then go down on the price for partial trade.

 

The B key is right next to the N key on most keyboards, I think we might have our answer there.

 

$5k is a better price for a buyer but then it's in derby territory.

 

I'd agree that is a more realistic price given the work needed, but also agree that if priced too low, the wagon is at risk. It certainly has great potential and deserves to be saved, but currently priced too high as-is. Quite a dilemma, but no danger it will sell at the current price.

 

I'd be a buyer at $5,000. Your going to spend $10,000 to get it back to show material.

 

Totally agree.

 

Kenneth is the firstname of most Nobs. When Kenneth gets abbreviated, all that's left is the period between the K and the rest. To save the embarassment of pundits poking fun at his name, he chose to leave out the K..

 

Big price drop to $9999. Needs to drop some more.

http://www.affordableclassicsandrv....-CLASSIC-STATION-WAGON-78000-MILES-PAHRUMP-NV

 

Price still stuck. Market is telling this dealer something.

https://www.hemmings.com/classifieds/dealer/chevrolet/caprice/1952480.html

 

Significant price drop to $6999.

https://www.hemmings.com/classifieds/dealer/chevrolet/caprice/1952480.html

 

Getting closer to reality

 

Yes, worth serious condition at that price for someone who wants one of these. Needs work but way too nice to derby.

 

The K key is between the J and L, on mine

 

Ooh, yes; I can see that. I don't feel like turning it, though.