I am the owner of a 1951 Chiefton 4 door....black....in really great condition. I am interested in moving on to something else in life. It was sitting in a garage for about 35 years and has been stored outside covered and on plywood slabs for the past two years. It has not been started or registered for about 40 years. Interested in selling it, but am a novice as to what it is worth, or how to go about it. HELP!!!!!
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1951 Chiefton
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you can look up the value of the car at the site below. When you advertise the car you have to include pictures of the exterior, interior, engine compartment, suspension front and rear, and the frame. Good luck.
http://www.collectorcarmarket.com/collector-car/1951-pontiac.html
http://www.collectorcarmarket.com/collector-car/1951-pontiac.html