This is a great idea to help folks who are not up on this market. Here is my situation...

My step-daughter's dad passed away a few years ago and he left her his '67 SS 396/325 convertible, I know it has a Turbo400, posi-traction, power steering, power windows and power operated top. It is still basically all original (matching numbers). I believe he had the bumpers re-chromed and maybe the carpets and top replaced. He was the original owner and kept all the documentation..even the original bill of sale from the Chevy dealer. He saved everything and this car was his pride and joy. He was in a wheelchair most of his life from a childhood illness. He even had the car equipped with hand-controls so he could drive it regularly... the controls have since been removed with no visible side effects. Along with the car, he also left her a bunch of NOS parts still in GM boxes. The parts include everything from fenders/quarter panels to chrome trim parts and others too numerous to list here. It has always been garaged and covered. She is now a single Mom and has pretty much gotten over the "it was my Dad's car, I can't sell it" period.

Any idea's as to what it may be worth to her? Thanks for any input. I did put some pictures of it in the user gallery.

It all depends on condition but if it turns out to be a factory car with those options it is worth a considerable amount of money. I would say an average car such as this would start in the 40K range. I'd love to see some photos patjillr@gmail.com