My dad lived and breathed Mopar. He has recently passed. My brothers and I decided to sell everything to keep it fair. We each had a Mopar in high school but never got into them like he did. With that said I do not know that we have the knowledge to sell them. Do we have an auction? Sell on Ebay? Sell on forums? Hire a pro? He has challengers, cudas, roadrunners, chargers, and other misc mopar and non mopar. All are unfinished projects. His shop is 120x50 full of engines, doors, hoods, etc. Any advice would be helpful.

 

If you have the time ? Ebay Do research first ?

 

just my idea. 1. have the most valved cars fixed up and pay to get them finished, if the the cost isnt to high. 2. and/or find a local mopar club and get help from them. 3. sell the cars separate from the parts. 4 sell the parts at a swap meet.

 

First off, let me say I am sorry for your loss.
Do you know any of your Pops friends? They might know who was wanting those cars.
Never mind e-bay, get a local auctioneer, and you will not have to deal with all the headaches associated with trying to sell that many cars individually on line.
The auctioneer will know the values and probably know folks that are looking for what you have.

 

Sorry for your loss...I would find someone with the same love for the cars as your Dad had to get advice from and an idea of what the stuff is worth...Then find an automotive auctioneer that is up to speed with the worth of the stuff...Where are you located...Bill

 

His estate is in North Dakota. Most auction companies in that area are geared towards farm auctions.

 

Yeah, I hear you. You dont want to use a farmer to sell off those kind of cars...I would hate to see you take a bath on what they are worth with the wrong auctioneer selling them...Bill

 

definitely research the heck out of them. i'd personally go the ebay route because of its ease and the vast number of people that will likely be viewing the ads.