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  • 1973wagoneer
    230 Tornado
    • Jan 16, 2014
    • 2

    1973 Wagoneer value ???

    I'm thinking about selling my 1973 Jeep Wagoneer. 360 V8 automatic. May I get some help in pricing the car at and what venue I should market the Jeep at? I've had my car worked on at Jeeps R us (Laguna Beach), Rebel off road (Laguna Hills) and T and J performance (Orange) and Audio Lab( Laguna Hills)

    Things I've done to the Wagoneer.
    Fuel Injection
    Electronic ignition
    Fuel pump
    Water pump
    New aluminum radiator
    New exhaust
    Added power windows and door locks
    Power amp side boards
    New paint
    New shocks and Deaver springs
    6" lift
    Rebuilt transfer case and transmission
    Custom re-upholstery
    complete dynomat of vehicle
    Kenwood audio system with amp and subwoofer
    Rear view camera
    All new mouldings
    Repaired A/C unit
    Custom fabricated sway bar
    Custom steering box
    New tie rod ends
    Alternator
    replaced rear window motor
    New tires and rims
    There are numerous other things I've had upgraded and parts replaced.

  • joe
    • Apr 28, 2000
    • 22392

    #2
    Not even gonna guess cause you won't like it. These are just old Jeeps not collector cars so worth what you can get for it. Yeah you spent a lot of money at the shop to get it the way "you" wanted it. Unfortunately that money is gone... and doesn't translate into more market value, so don't plan on recouping your investment.
    Good luck.
    joe
    "Don't mind me. I'm just here for the alibi"

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    • PlasticBoob
      All Makes Combined
      • Jun 30, 2003
      • 4007

      #3
      Dude, that would fetch a LOT here in Southern California - especially since it is smog exempt! Even with all the mods (which are a turn-off to a lot of people) I bet it would fetch more than $6-7k. It might take a while to find the right person, however.

      I get people wanting to buy my Cherokee all the time, and it's in terrible shape compared to yours. And no, they don't lowball me either.

      You have an absolutely beautiful Jeep. I wouldn't even think of selling it unless it's a family emergency or something. I say keep it. It would really stand out at car shows.

      Just my two cents from over here in Long Beach.
      Rob
      1974 Cherokee S, fuel injected 401, Trans-am Red, Aussie locker 'out back'
      Click for video

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      • Mike D
        350 Buick
        • Jul 29, 2002
        • 1234

        #4
        hey ... what did you do about the AC and freon??

        mine needs a recharge ..... but.
        64 Wagoneer 283 SBC
        50 truck
        63 J-200 Truck -- help bring home

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        • JPSwapMohn
          304 AMC
          • May 01, 2004
          • 1530

          #5
          You will get vague responses because value seems to vary greatly based on location, interest, etc.

          On the east coast where it is tough to find solid examples, the prices seem to be higher. When I lived out in the NW (where I bought my GW), there were tons of old iron that was still dry and cancer free.

          You have a really sharp rig, and I must say the steps got my attention as I have wondered if they would fit a wagoneer for some time.

          I have close to $10k in mine (Golen engine, 4l60e, rear disc conversion, lift, etc..), and the body, paint and interior are awaiting time to finish. The body is very straight and cancer free, but I want a "new car" finish on it. I did most of the work myself but want a pro to do the body. I could probably get $5k for it as-is. Add $10-12k for body/paint and I could "maybe" get $8-9k, and that might be a stretch.. Sad but true.

          Without the new engine and trans, I bet you have at least as much in yours.
          Your rig is awesome. I don't know that miles you have on it, if the engine is rebuilt? If you aren't in a hurry, I would say start at $10 or 12k and work down from there. You just never know..

          I am sure others would disagree with me. Heck, I would give you $5k and pay for shipping, but that probably insults you.

          As much as you put in it, are you sure you want to sell? Or are you just ready to fund the next build?

          my 0.02, worth the discount rate you paid for the estimate.. Good luck and let us know what you decide. We are a cheap lot, but you just might find a buyer on here. Yours has the body, trim, etc that I really wish mine had so it might be just what someone is looking for.
          One day I will wake up and realize that my jeep is complete...one day, I just know it.

          88Wag, LT1/4L60E/NP242, F150 fuel cell, discs, J20 axles, Truetrac & Grizzly, 3.73
          http://imgbox.com/g/rNuIasKYrS
          95YJ, STaK 300, D44's, SOA, ARB's, 4.56s, Bilsteins, 35" KM2's
          50 CJ3A
          77 J-10, 360/T-18/D20, SOLD

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          • mokurt
            258 I6
            • Feb 23, 2014
            • 431

            #6
            List it high and then go fishing!
            1967 J2000
            1985 CJ7

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            • Schlagger
              350 Buick
              • Dec 31, 2007
              • 787

              #7
              I'd say 8-10K in New Mexico, more if it was stock.
              1979 Wagoneer QT 360 4" BDS Lift
              1979 Cherokee Chief QT 360
              1968 Jeepster Commando 4" HC Lift
              2006 Honda Shadow Aero
              1986 Honda XR600R
              1984 Chevy 3500 Box Truck

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              • huntwgn
                230 Tornado
                • Feb 14, 2014
                • 7

                #8
                That Waggy Is Sweet. Nearly Exactly What I Am doing With My 73.

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                • JTRUCKJMC
                  232 I6
                  • Feb 14, 2007
                  • 50

                  #9
                  Values are really taking off if your keeping an eye on the auctions. However I don't think they are quite up to what you are asking on Ebay... Best of luck.
                  74 J10 1ton
                  73 Waggy

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