help with price
- spidernut
- Posts: 1906
- Joined: Wed Jan 25, 2006 12:20 am
- Your car is a: 1979 Fiat Spider Automatic
- Location: Lincoln, CA
Check out the post on Spider values at http://www.fiatcenter.com It lists the NADA Guide value and Manheim Gold value. It does really depend upon condition. Rust free and complete equals $$$. The more rust and the more Mickey Mouse modifications, the lower the price.
Good condition should be $2,500+ to about $6K for show condition.
Good condition should be $2,500+ to about $6K for show condition.
John G.
1979 Spider (Owned since 2000)
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1977 Spider (Sold 2017)
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1979 Spider (Sold 2015)
1980 Spider (Sold in 2013)
1981 Spider (Sold in 1985)
2017 Spider (Owned since 2019)
1979 Spider (Owned since 2000)
1971 124 Sport Spider (Owned since 2017)
1977 Spider (Sold 2017)
1979 Spider (Disposed of in 2017)
1979 Spider (Sold 2015)
1980 Spider (Sold in 2013)
1981 Spider (Sold in 1985)
2017 Spider (Owned since 2019)
It all depends upon supply & demand- how many are available where you are, what is the demand like where you are.
If there are more (desperate) sellers than buyers, price go down. Buyers (willing) but few sellers, they cost more / will not be discounted. Mine cost me $13,000 but is nearly factory original (other than wheels) and have seen one for sale 180 mile away, asking $25K !!!.
You can only look at other's ads & ebay for comparable vehicles.
If there are more (desperate) sellers than buyers, price go down. Buyers (willing) but few sellers, they cost more / will not be discounted. Mine cost me $13,000 but is nearly factory original (other than wheels) and have seen one for sale 180 mile away, asking $25K !!!.
You can only look at other's ads & ebay for comparable vehicles.