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hard top tta

Hello

I have one, just over 900 original miles, all original even the air in the tires.

780-2three8-3410

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Depends on condition, mileage and originality I would say. Is it Leather (24) or Cloth (15) ? TTA gets no love unfortunately :(
 
I have Scott Kelly’s car. Not looking to sell, just curious if overall hardtop market is still $25,000-$35,000 for nice clean, original hardtops.
 
Again, it depends on mileage, condition and originality plus leather or cloth. I would say that 25-35 for a nice clean car is in the ballpark though.
 
Make sure to get it insured properly. I would insure it for $50K at least, since you will not be able to replace it. My Strobe light car is insured for $45K, but it doesn't mean I will get that for it, but it is irreplaceable to me.
 
Thanks. I fully insure all of my cars, based on true replacement value. Glad to hear the market is still solid for these hardtops. i appreciate your reply.
 
Thinking of selling my Hardtop/cloth early next year, trying to decide on a price. It is flawless, 100% stock, has 2 sets of OEM rims, one for driving, one with he original Eagle GTs on them the car came with. Super clean on top and bottom, 29k miles, will be asking over the range mentioned I'm sure, probably in the upper 40s, have lots of spare hard to find things and collectables that go with it at that price. My garage has become too crowded and I don't drive this car, time for someone else to enjoy and appreciate, but no hurry either.
 
Bring a Trailer might be a good place to “test” the market for your hardtop?
Yeah, may look closer into that, there is also a nation wide selling consignment place here locally that charges just 4% of sales price I was going to inquire with. I had a low mile t-top/leather car for about 15 yrs I sold about 5 yrs ago and it was a beat down dealing with folks low balling, finally sold it to a dealer in FL for my asking price. At least now if someone low balls I can tell them to go find a t-top car :)
 
I think the max seller fees on BAT are $349...$50 to list, and $299 for nice pics. Buyers are the ones who pay...5% of sales price.
 
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