Value question of my Father In-Law's 71 Cutlass Supreme Convertible

[Formula455SD]

I know of a minty mint low mile all original garage kept hardtop that recently sold in the high 20's.

[cheveslakr]

I recently sold a '68 Cutlass S, super survivor and very well represented for $20k. 350 2 brl, 2 speed auto on the column, bucket seats. Interior was so nice that it'd been a sin to change a thing.

[njsteve]

UPDATE: Wife just got back from the In-Laws house. Has the original dealership owner's manual glove box folder with the original Window Sticker in it, The folder has the original owner's name on it. Found the second owner's NY inspection receipt from 1985 at 39,601 miles. Third owner NY inspection receipt with 57,000 miles from 1995. Third owner's Bill of sale to my Father in law's brother in 2000 (Fourth owner) and then my Father in law (Fifth owner) getting it in September of 2002 with 59,000 miles. So my Father In-Law put 40,000 miles on it is 23 years. I'll post the new stuff in the Olds thread. Go check it out! https://www.yenko.net/forum/showthre...13#post1675713

[AnthonyS]

Hi Steve, sorry about what the family is going through...

My good friend also was trying to sell a car for his father in law...

I listed it here - and honestly, he struggled for over six years to sell it, off and on.

https://www.yenko.net/forum/showthread.php?t=154827

It is a documented 1970 W-31 that may or may not have had the original motor and he finally let it go recently for $32K CDN or $23,360.00 USD

I'd never seen the car in person, just throwing this out there too.

Good luck with everything,
Anthony