2003 007

[Duke583]

https://www.classicautomall.com/vehi...rd-thunderbird

Follow the link to see the info on this James Bond 007. Seems overpriced to me, even considering the rarity. What does the group think is a realistic price for this low mileage car?
Thanks
Earl

[wcoates]

https://www.classicautomall.com/vehi...rd-thunderbird

Follow the link to see the info on this James Bond 007. Seems overpriced to me, even considering the rarity. What does the group think is a realistic price for this low mileage car?
Thanks
Earl

$19,500

[vinnie]

In my opinion the 10k miles would justify a premium price more so than the 007 rarity. But like Bill, I think $19,500 - $20,000 is a good deal.

[BLACK BEAUTY]

I'd say about the same. I bought a DSB with 28,000 for $12,000...just saying

[carntz]

The seller is a classic car stealership!

[007Cruiser]

I couldn’t see a price but I would say somewhere around $20K.

[Duke583]

Asking $36,500, Important to know that this is a consignment house, so this price represents owner's asking price, plus about 10% for the seller. They just dropped price from $38,500.

[007Cruiser]

Asking $36,500, Important to know that this is a consignment house, so this price represents owner's asking price, plus about 10% for the seller. They just dropped price from $38,500.

That’s quite a dream they’re having.

[birdfan]

I notice the description says it was the only Thunderbird to be in a James Bond film. Guess they never saw Goldfinger...

[Xssive1228]

[steelblue5505]

Truly over rated, just like any of the Retros.

[RustyFrye]

I notice the description says it was the only Thunderbird to be in a James Bond film. Guess they never saw Goldfinger...

And I believe that same Goldfinger TBird is in the next film, Thunderball. (watching them in sequence)

[EllisonCal]

The highest auction price I've seen for a 007 was at Mecum Kissimmee a few years ago, extremely low mileage, pristine condition. $32,500 which included the 10% buyers premium. When two buyers both desperately want the same car, that sort of pricing can happen. The link says the car was sold but not what it sold for.

Rusty and I are both rusty. Just noticed this thread was a year ago, duh.

[Frank Dreano]

I sold my 61 Corvette through an Orlando consignment shop in 2013...the model seems to be to put a "moon shot" price on a vehicle the first go round to see if they snag a Saudi oil prince or a fool with more money than brains. Then the price reductions come pretty hot and heavy. My car was initially listed for $98,500 and sold 8 months later for a more reasonable (and strong) $65,000 dollars. So I wouldn't get too fizzed up over some price a consignment shop uses for a car they are just debuting.

In many cases the shop will get anything over the selling owner's asking price so why not go for the most you might get ?