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I have a 1967 Austin Healey Sprite and next to the Vin number it has a tag that says BMC 67 it has a wooden steering wheel from what I've heard there's not too many of those left but I don't know for sure I bought it as a project car for my son and I so right now I have it stripped down but I still have all the parts the original engine and a spare engine there's very little rust the body seems to be pretty straight it has the fiberglass hard top and I'm trying to get an idea of what it's worth in the condition it's in so if anybody could help I would really appreciate it I need to sell it to help take care of my father who has Alzheimer's
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Welcome!
Some pictures would be helpful for us to be able to help you with the value. Sprites are not particularly rare though 1967 is a good year for them. Values can range from a few hundred dollars to $15,000 or so for an incredible restored or original car.
In your case a disassembled project will be at the lower end of the price spectrum. Project cars are a harder sell. Big determiner is the condition of the body shell, as rust repair and paint are expensive.
Some pictures would be helpful for us to be able to help you with the value. Sprites are not particularly rare though 1967 is a good year for them. Values can range from a few hundred dollars to $15,000 or so for an incredible restored or original car.
In your case a disassembled project will be at the lower end of the price spectrum. Project cars are a harder sell. Big determiner is the condition of the body shell, as rust repair and paint are expensive.
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Check here too and see if there is a financial aid group in AZ:
https://banneralz.org/patients-plus-family/caring-for-a-loved-one/support-programs.aspx
https://banneralz.org/patients-plus-family/caring-for-a-loved-one/support-programs.aspx
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IF you have them on your computer one way is to copy and then paste on the forum. Click edit every time you want to add a new photo.. There are other ways someone will chip in.