I have a 1987 monte Carlo ss aero coupe. Fully loaded car with t tops, ac, electric windows and locks. Motor has only about 4000 miles on fresh rebuild and car has 62000 original miles. The car need paint and no body work other than normal paint prep. It's a straight never wrecked car. Interior is ok but needs a little loving. It's a good running car and a daily driver. I've had many people approach me and want to buy it. I was wondering what a good price would be if I was to sell it? If anyone could help I would appreciate it. Thanks in advance...

 

15k min..... and quit driving it every day also

 

It started as a last resort back in march when my truck got repoed. I wanted to do a complete restoration on her but it was a drive it or walk kind of thing. I'm looking for a winter beater to drive so I can put my baby back in the garage and finish it. Thanks for your answer.

 

Hell now I think about it that's a lot more than I got in it. Where would be the best place to post it for sale. As I look at the odometer right now it says 63,000.

 

Honestly, I would think you can get 7k out of it.

 

15000 may be a bit high to start at for a car that needs paint and interior work. Areocoupes are rare but I don't think it would pull that kind of money unless it was mint and unrestored. Good luck with whatever you decide to do.

 

I hope the below infor gives you a ballpark price/estimate.
VALUES
1983-'88 Chevrolet Monte Carlo SS
YearLowAverageHigh
1983:$2,000$4,000$8,000
1984:$2,000$4,000$8,000
1985:$2,500$4,000$8,0001986:$2,500$4,000$8,000
1986*:$6,000$15,000$25,0001987:$2,500$4,500$9,000
1987*:$5,000$13,000$20,000
1988:$2,500$5,000$9,000
*Aero Coupe
1983-'88 Chevrolet Monte Carlo SS | Hemmings Motor News
Source ^ Click above link ^

 

I doubt an aerocoupe would pull 15k in mint condition let alone in need of work. I only ever see them selling for a small amount higher than normal SS cars of the same condition.

 

if he fixes it up i say he can get it... areo coups are VERY rare cars only a hand full maid

 

Rare unfortunately doesn't always mean $$$$$