F/S Lee Pearl's 1970 442 W-30 Convertible 4 speed

[DW31S]

Thornton has a great reputation, but Level One is certainly no slouch and honestly, comparable. I think trying to figure the prices on the these cars ('70 W-30 Conv. Sticks) is tough, especially considering the amount of documentation some have ( and some lack), the options, different color combos, and what recently happened in Scottsdale.
Lee's car is very special and deserves to be priced accordingly.
Good luck with the sale.

[Tracker1]

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: DW31S</div><div class="ubbcode-body">, and what recently happened in Scottsdale.
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an anomaly that should not be factored into any 442 'vert pricing. Booze induced purchase [img]<<GRAEMLIN_URL>>/beers.gif[/img]

[Stefano]

I do not believe that the BJ W30 purchase was &quot;booze induced&quot;.

While it may be the highest public price paid for what is considered by some to be one of the better W30 4 speed convertibles available, there are other examples which have sold privately in the $250-$300,000.00 price range.

Lee's W30 is considered by those who follow these cars to be one of the absolute best 4 speed rag tops in existence. I'm confident that it will find a suitable home sometime soon.

[RM Schimel]

Originally Posted by Tracker1

an anomaly that should not be factored into any 442 'vert pricing. Booze induced purchase

Buyers are willing to pay top dollar for the right automobile. The 1970 W-30 ragtop four-speed that sold at B-J was completely documented with excellent paperwork and history along with an exceptional restoration by the Jeff Thornton. Before the economic collapse, W-cars of this caliber were selling for these kinds of numbers and many even higher routinely in private sales. These cars along with a few others represent the pinnacle of American Muscle. RM