i sold my 94se with 215K FOR 1300.

I would start high. That'* a nice car you're selling, I would start at around 5k, unless you just want to get rid of it. that'* just my two cents

replaced it with a 1999 Park Ave with 70k. I am still driving the Bonnie though.. ask 5k wow, I would sell it now for that ....It is a real nice car and has served me great !

i have a buddy that might be interested at 1500 as there is work that has to be done to bring in an american car across the border. how far south of ontario are you?

I am 1 hour from Rochester NY

that'* not too far away. let me talk to him and i will get back to you. i also have to check and see what 1500 american translates into in our good old canadian loonie-tune these days!
thanks bill

These days a Yankie buckaroo will cost you a Loonie and 12 cents therefore $1500 US = $1680 CDN. Now going across the border duty and taxes....hmmmm can't help you there, plus your speedo will be MPH unless it has a HUD then that at least that is switchable.


400th post......woo hoo!!!!!!

thanks for the tips brian. i know the taxes are gst, pst and a 100 a/c tax and the car has to be eligible to be brought in the country. there should be no prob with a bonneville. i was told as long as the speedo shows both mph and kph thats fine or you have to change it. if my buddies interested i'm going to go down to the local customs office and double check.

Remeber that car has 332,000km on it. Here in Niagara Region, regardless of year you'd be lucky to even sell a car with that amount of mileage on it. My 94 SSEi has 242K (km) and when asking $1500 most prospective buyers said "Too High Kilomerage".

Look in Autotrader.ca to see whats avail here in Canada first, then you'll know for sure if it'* worth the drive to the US and all!

http://www.trader.ca/Search/Details....ategory=&CAT=1

This was a 96 SE in rough shape so judge accordingly.