1976 maverick 302 grabber

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  1. buddha

    buddha New Member

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    I have a guy who wants to sell me one of these cars...completely original...any of you guys out there know what they are worth in great condition...says its a bicentennial edition or something...any info would be appreciated..thanks
     
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  2. Jamie Miles

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    I don't think they made Grabbers in 1976. May be a Stallion?

    It's hard to say what it's worth without seeing pics of it. If it's in truly excellent condition, probably in the $4,000 - $6,000 range from what I've seen.

    If he tells you to make and offer, just remember start as low as possible and work your way up until you reach a price you both agree on.
     
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    Yeah, they stopped making Grabbers in 1975. Maybe a clone. :hmmm:
     
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    dmhines Dixie Maverick Boy

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    Wow ... a Bicentennial edition 1976 Maverick Grabber ... that sure is rare! Somebody doesn't have their facts straight or he is BSing you ...

    The closest thing to a Bicentennial Maverick was a 1972 Sprint ... but that is 4 years too early and it wasn't a Grabber. It was White/Blue/Red though ...
     
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    Love to see pictures of it!!!
     
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