Hi folks, 
 
New here & just acquired (won't be picking up until later next week) a Grecian Gold GT3000. Very original from what I could see. Engine rebuilt. Other than that, will have to provide more info when I have her @ home haha. Very proud of her already & just hope my wife doesn't kill me when she finds out tonight when I get home from work (late shift).....oh hell...[attachImg]https://www.classic-ford.org/cfp/download.axd?file=0;77838&where=&f=Hi folks, 
 
New here & just acquired (won't be picking up until later next week) a Grecian Gold GT3000. Very original from what I could see. Engine rebuilt. Other than that, will have to provide more info when I have her @ home haha. Very proud of her already & just hope my wife doesn't kill me when she finds out tonight when I get home from work (late shift).....oh hell... 
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Its back on eBay ?

Wife may have killed him

I love Grecian Gold

Looks nice in gold not a very common colour either .Id loose the rims put rs rims on .But looks like a reasonable car tho

I agree about the rims, a nice set of minilights would be good, but it looks pretty reasonable.

Hi again guyz. I had to forfeit the sale hence it back on EBay. It is just too far to travel in order to inspect the body as it really needs resto paintwork as in, older resto was carried out who knows when. It really looks like a good strat @ reasonable price however, too much work body wise for me right now. Real shame as I would have it in a heartbeat if I had a decent shed to work on body..*sigh*

So just how much is my Capri worth? How many times has this question been asked?
It seems to me that with a 'buy it now' price of $21,000 this Capri, with it still needing to be 'restored' is overpriced! I'd like to know what others think, as I can't see anyone paying more than $25,000 or so for a fully restored V6, unless it's a 'special' or RS model, or am I wrong? The recent and current ads would indicate this also as no cars seem to be selling!

Completed listings show the gold one got to $13,995 when listed as an auction.

Capri prices vary heaps (so does the quality of cars offered for sale).
I personally think properly restored cars (if done correctly) are worth a bit more than $25k, but that only my opinion.
 
I know of a couple of nice restored cars which have sold for more than $25k, but they weren't advertised, as they sold via word of mouth so hence no sales history.
 
When I went to insure my Capri I didn't have any hassles obtaining a agreed value considerable more than $25k.
But thats only my 2 cents worth.