colorado it depends on the build sheet where you are and what shape its in.

 

put it on E-Bay or craigs list and see what you can get. Put your 2k as a reserve.

 

That's pretty much a given.

$15k for a clean example in good shape is about normal. Show cars are more, DD's are less.

 

i just bought a great cond. 73' grande that was 99% orig. and it came with alot of extra parts.. i picked it up for $3000.
it already ran great and everything worked.
no rust/body work, an all around great car.
the pics in my garage (on here) is from the day i bought it.

 

While I'm not a fan of the Grandes, pricing it can be a challenge if not done right. If I saw one listed for 2k, I'd have to wonder what was wrong with it. It might fool you if you list it at a goofy high price. 2k says to me "project" while 5k says to me "driver". It's less popular but it's still a classic. Price it as such. You can always relist it at a substantially reduced price due to an "emergency, must sell now at 2k" or whatever if you're not in a real hurry.

 

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