Well, a seller can ask whatever he wants-it has nothing to do with value. In that respect, this seller has (or represents) that he has an emotional attachment to the car-so what, still doesn't equate to value. If the listing is accurate, I would suggest it's value is all of 100 as she sits. Problem is that you'll never buy it for that-so, it's a moot point. The issue then becomes what you can buy it for plus the cost to "freshen" as previously noted. If you're all in at or under 140 (i.e., a nice/original/correct driver quality 350 4 speed-restored or not), I'd say your safe-meaning, you have some equity in this market. With this particular car, however, it's likely another moot point. Which is why finding, buying and ending with up with the car I just described is somewhat of a challenge-in fact, nearly impossible. But that's provided you give a hoot about how you spend your money in relation to value-imo.