In this episode of “The Appraiser,” Colin tries to put a value on a 2020 Ford GT that has one of the most desirable paint combinations and trim packages you could get in 2020. While it’s only a two-year-old car, its value has more than doubled since Bill, the owner, signed on the dotted line. Tune in and find out why this car has increased in value.

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In this episode of “The Appraiser,” Colin has the opportunity to look over a 2005 Ford GT with over 31,000 miles on the odometer. A Ford GT with this kind of mileage is unheard of. Despite the high mileage, the interior and exterior remain in excellent condition thanks to the owner’s love for the car. Will this Ford GT maintain a high price tag or will it take a cut due to the mileage? Tune in and find out.

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In this episode of “The Appraiser,” Colin has the opportunity to look over a 1971 Ford Bronco that has lived its life the way it was intended, rough and rowdy. Cory, the owner of this Bronco, takes it on all sorts of adventures, wheelin’ in the desert, crossing rivers, and bombing through the woods. Cars & trucks were made to be driven, especially Broncos, but having lived such a rough life, will it have taken a toll on the value of this truck? Tune in and find out.

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In this episode of “The Appraiser,” Colin has the pleasure of looking over a rust-free 1966 Dodge Charger from the Arizona desert with all the right factory options. It has a 383ci V8, Black on a black color scheme with chrome finish, factory 4-speed, center console, and bucket seats both front and rear. Will the owner be surprised by the price? Will Colin find any major flaws? Tune in and find out.

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In this episode of “The Appraiser,” Colin steps out of his comfort zone and looks at a 1972 Fiat Dino Coupe that the owner purchased for $2000 45 years ago, and it’s safe to say it has appreciated since then. Question is, how much? Tune in and find out how much this Fiat Dino is worth in today’s market.

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In this episode of “The Appraiser,” Colin looks over a 1970 Plymouth Superbird that, while not the top spec for the breed, still has plenty to offer any wing car enthusiast. This tasty Lemon Twist example is powered by the base 375 HP 440ci four-barrel Super Commando engine backed by the legendary 727 Torqueflight automatic transmission. It was also restored by Restorations by Julius, a well-known MOPAR restoration shop in Sunny California. Question is, does that increase the value? Tune in to find out the price of this legendary winged warrior.  

Check out the current 1970 Plymouth Road Runner Superbird values.

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In this episode of “The Appraiser,” Colin looks at a 1973 Ford Bronco that was built as if Carroll Shelby made it. This Bronco has the iconic Shelby stripe down the side, custom racing seats, and a hopped-up 302ci V8. Will this Bronco live up to its Shelby badge? Tune in to find out what this iconic off-road beast is worth.

This episode is presented by Hemmings

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In this episode of “The Appraiser,” Colin has the pleasure of looking at a well-known 1956 Chevrolet Bel Air 210 Del Ray turned SoCal Street Racer/Gasser. Built with only used and refurbished original and NOS GM parts instead of reproduction “blister-pack” ones, this is one of the most thoughtfully built period correct 1960s/1970’s style Gasser’s Colin has ever seen. But this Bel Air isn’t all beauty, it did 12:40’s going 110MPH in the 1/4 mile and has a Z28 low-end built for a 7300 RPM redline. Stick around to find out why this Bel Air is worth so much!

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In this episode of the “Appraiser” Colin has the pleasure of appraising a 700HP 1967 Shelby GT500 with TWIN Paxton superchargers. While it may not be a real Super Cobra we are about to find out how much money this 700HP build can bring if he were to sell it at auction.

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A lot of car enthusiasts only have one chance to buy their dream car. Fortunately, the owner of this ’66 GT350 had the pleasure of purchasing his TWICE! Once sold out from under him while on vacation, the owner’s friend sold his precious ’66 Hertz GT350 over a misunderstanding and was fortunate enough to make a deal with the owner and buy it back years later. In this episode of “The Appraiser,” Colin appraises a 1966 Shelby GT350 Hertz car with a period-correct Paxton Supercharger and a reference car for originality. While this supercharged GT350 may produce a lot of horsepower, there are some flaws with this beauty and they do come at a cost, a six-figured cost… Will Colin’s price support the owner’s decision of buying the car a second time? Did he overpay the second time? Tune in and find out.

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Pound for pound BMW M3’s are one of the most affordable, stylish, and pony packed cars you can buy to this day. Specifically the 2009 M3, which MOTORTREND called at the time, “The worlds greatest all around car” makes this appraisal that much more interesting. In this episode of “The Appraiser,” Vin Anatra from HOONIGAN industries brings his 2009 BMW M3 by for Colin to help put a price on it. This appraisal will be tricky because Vin has almost $30,000 of performance upgrades into it. Will these upgrades increase the value and ease of sale? Will this 2009 M3 stand the test of time and hold its value? Make sure to stick around until the end and find out.

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The Jaguar Mark II sedan was a useful and elegant update of the company’s first small unibody sedan, the Mark I of 1955. The modifications resulted in what is often considered to be the best-looking, most compact Jaguar sedan. This is often considered to be one of the first sports wagons of its time. This particular MKII has had several upgrades that make it a driver’s dream. Air cooling shrouds to manage the common overheating problems, late model alternator, modern fuse panel and relays, custom AC box, and period correct vents, which makes this car really appealing for any road trip fanatics. Do these upgrades increase the value of the car? Will Colin have to break some bad news? Tune in and find out!

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With the success of the Honda Prelude SH, Integra Type-R, and the NSX, Honda was looking to reel in the 1990s with one of the most successful generations of sports cars ever built. Then in 1999 came the Honda S2000… The cherry on top of what was already a perfect triple-layer cake. The S2000 set a new benchmark for any roadster built after it with the 1st-Gen AP1 engine bringing 237HP, with a 6-speed transmission, and a curb weight of, 2,756 lbs. Flashy specs and all but the best part about the S2000 AP1 was its 8800RPM redline and the 2.2 L AP2 engine at 8200 RPM. The Honda S2000 remains on the list of cars that has never and may never depreciate… As long as Honda doesn’t make another run of S2000s. (Holding our breath)

This particular car is a 2004 Honda S2000 AP2 roadster in Suzuka blue with a blue interior and only 80,000 miles on the odometer. The owner, Chris has big plans for this car but Colin disagrees with his intentions. Will Colin’s appraisal convince the owner to keep the car as is? Tune in and find out.

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In this episode of “The Appraiser,” Chris Jacobs stops by to surprise Colin with his “Daily” 1985 Porsche 911 Targa and throws Colin for a loop. At a first glance, it looks like a 911 with a few small flaws but upon further investigation, Colin discovers this Targa has a lot of originality to it. One that stands out is the original set of Fuchs wheels. Will the originality price of this Porsche be higher than usual? Stick around to find out!

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In this episode of “The Appraiser,” Colin has the pleasure of appraising Larry Chen’s R32 Nissan Skyline. Larry has made an effort to keep the car true to its original form, all the way down to the stock wheels. Will this Japanese icon bring big bucks? Will Larry agree with Colin’s number? Stick around to find out!

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In this episode of “The Appraiser,” Colin has the privilege of looking at a 1969 Dodge Coronet Super Bee that is an all-original California-built car. Packaged with a 383ci and a factory N96 air grabber hood, Colin thinks this to be an attractive car based on its unique color combo of high-impact green and black interior. But, original cars do come with flaws and Colin found a few in the rear end of the car. Will Colin have to break some bad news? Stick around and find out!

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This week on “The Appraiser,” Colin sees a rough 1966 Mustang hot rod on the street and convinces the owner to subject it to an appraisal. It’s the roughest car we’ve seen on the show yet and Colin is giddy with excitement. Why? Watch to find out!

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In this episode of “The Appraiser,” Colin appraises a 1969 Camaro Z/28 that has a 302ci “DZ-code” V8 and a stack of documents to keep someone busy for days. This car has a glowing wrap sheet but it’s going to take more than the right specs and shiny paint to hit a six-figure price tag. Will Colin agree with the owner’s price? Or will he send him packing with a bag full of disappointment?

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This week on The Appraiser, Mark brings in his Shelby CSX4000 427 S/C Cobra for Colin to look at. It’s fitting that we would be a the Lyon Air Museum in Irvine, CA with Carroll Shelby’s history with planes to review this car. The aluminum planes may dwarf the aluminum car but it fits in nicely anyways. So, is this near-perfect homage worth as much as the original or is it still lagging behind despite having the blessing of Shelby America?

Presented by Hemmings.

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On this season finale of The Appraiser, Colin’s appraising THREE wildly different cars. First up? An Alfa Romeo 1750 Spider Veloce. Will this well-loved and often enjoyed Italian sports car have Colin saying “Ciao Bella,” or “Dio Mio?” Next is a Gen IV Dodge Viper that had a little bump and grind in its past, but is still out there shooting venom in coast-to-coast high-speed events. Does using a Supercar as intended hurt the value or increase its appeal to some? And finally, Colin gets to check out an over-the-top custom GT2-style build of a Porsche 993 Turbo. Will he be charmed by its curb appeal and potential for blinding speed or will its extensive modifications and new lack of AWD scare our favorite Wisconsinite?

Like always, Colin’s got the answers to these questions and a lot more. Join him as he digs in to arrive at a value for both cars and then shares them with the owners. Will they agree with him? Will you? Sound off in the comments section and let Colin know!

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On this episode of The Appraiser, Colin’s appraising a Chevrolet Camaro “ZL1” Clone that isn’t as polished on the inside as it is on the outside- and that may make Colin’s final number lose its luster with the owner. There’s also a Porsche 930 Turbo that was turned up all the way to 11 back in the day, with an Andial-built engine, period-correct fuzz busters, and more. Will its incorrect purple paint job cause this car to be pulled over on its race up the valuation chart by Officer Comer?

As usual, Colin’s got the answers to these questions and a lot more. Join him as he digs in to arrive at a value for both cars and then shares them with the owners. Will they agree with him? Will you? Sound off in the comments section and let Colin know!

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On this episode of “The Appraiser,” Colin’s appraising a 1993 Ford Mustang SVT Cobra with only 500 miles on it and one of the original “Rent-A-Racers”: a 1966 Shelby GT 350 Hertz.

Is the owner of this peak Fox-Body Mustang SVT Cobra smart for leaving it factory fresh in the wrapper or would peeling the stickers and laying some rubber not hurt its value? Is the owner of the Hertz GT350 being foolish for not making it just as it was in ’66, or should he just keep on keepin’ on? As usual, Colin’s got the answers to these questions and a lot more. Join him as he digs in to arrive at a value for both cars and then shares them with the owners. Will they agree with him? Do you? Sound off in the comments section and let Colin know!

Presented by Baldhead Cabinets

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On this episode of The Appraiser, Colin checks out a just-off-the-lot 2020 Ford Shelby GT 350R Heritage Edition, as well as a hot-rodded 1987 Buick Grand National GNX that definitely isn’t as new. Will the owner of the GT 350 regret paying over MSRP for his flat-plane crank canyon carver or will he be pleasantly surprised by the market? Will the GNX with some (relatively) serious miles and mods on it do as well as the owner hopes or will Colin be making a correction to the owner’s way of thinking? As always, Colin’s got the answers to these questions and a lot more. Join him as he digs in to arrive at a value for both cars and then shares them with the owners. Will they agree with him? Will you? Sound off in the comments section and let Colin know!

Presented by Baldhead Cabinets

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On this episode of “The Appraiser,” Colin’s taking a look at an Alfa Romeo that’s been with the owner for years that is reliable and rust-free! He’s also poking around a Ford Mustang GT “K-code,” that’s been a part of one man’s family for a long, long time, with the exception of a short vacation. Will Colin find any issues with the Alfa or will it be more a prima vista, love at first sight? Will Colin think that the K-code is worthy of family heirloom status or will he suggest that it be traded in on an Explorer instead?
As always, Colin’s got the answers to these questions and a lot more. Join him as he digs in to arrive at a value for both cars and then shares them with the owners. Will they agree with him? Will you? Sound off in the comments section and let Colin know!

Presented by Baldhead Cabinets

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On this episode of The Appraiser, it’s two different ways to go slow with style as Colin Comer appraises a minuscule Fiat 500-based Abarth 695 racer and a freshly restored Toyota FJ40 Land Cruiser. The rare Abarth was found in Italy and dragged home by its owner, will Colin’s number make him want to sell? The FJ40 was restored by its Land Cruiser fluent owner with the hopes of hitting it big at auction, is his expectation of hammer price realistic or crazy? As always Colin has the answer to both of these questions.

So, watch along as Colin digs in to arrive at a value for both cars and shares them with us—and the owners. Will they agree with him? Will you? Sound off in the comments section and let us know!

Presented by Baldhead Cabinets

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On this episode of The Appraiser, Colin Comer appraises an original 1969 double COPO Camaro and a 1969 Ford Mustang Mach 1. This Camaro is just 1 of 1,015 COPO “9561” cars built in 1969, but what makes this particular car so special is that it’s a ‘Berger” Chevrolet car. Berger Chevrolet ordered 40 COPO cars with the additional 9737 sports car conversion package, which is now known as a “double COPO” car. The owner bought the car on his 21st birthday in 1969 and has owned it ever since, how much has it increased in price? The 1969 Mustang Mach 1 was brought in by a young man, Sean McLaine, who spent his childhood riding around in this car. This car is what you would call a driver. It has been driven on the Copperstate 1000 so it has some flaws here and there, what does that mean for its value?

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COPO Camaro
Mach 1

Watch along as Colin digs in to arrive at a value for both cars and shares them with us—and the owners. Will they agree? Will you? Sound off in the comments section and let us know!

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On this episode of The Appraiser, Colin Comer appraises a Ferrari-that-isn’t-a-Ferrari-but-is-a-Ferrari 246 GT “L-Series” Dino and a legit “Narrow Hip” 427 Shelby Cobra. The Dino was bought by its owner not so long ago for a big price — is it still worth what he paid? The Cobra was bought a long time ago and the owner recently turned down a huge profit- was it the smartest move? As always Colin has the answer to both of these questions.

So, watch along as Colin digs in to arrive at a value for both cars and shares them with us—and the owners. Will they agree with him? Will you? Sound off in the comments section and let us know!

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On this episode of The Appraiser, Colin appraises a 50th Anniversary Pontiac Trans-Am that’s never been restored and an Aston Martin DB4that has been *fully* restored and looks like it. So yes, while the Bandit didn’t drive a 1976 Trans-Am (it was a 1977) and James Bond didn’t drive a DB4(it was a DB5) we feel things are close enough to make this a Bandit vs. Bond showdown. Or Coors vs. Martini, if it’s 5 o’clock where you are right now. In any event, you can’t get much different than these two rides, well, other than both share their own (loose) connection to two of the best problem eliminators in movie history.

So watch along as Colin digs in to arrive at a value for both cars and shares them with us- and the owners. Will they think he’s too low or too high? Do you? Sound off in the comments section!

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Colin Comer knows cars. And Colin Comer knows how much your car is worth! Join him as he appraises cars for owners who have (perhaps foolishly!) agreed to let him dig into their prized collector cars and do what he does best: find their true value AND put a number on it.

In this episode, Colin’s appraising a freshly built barn find 1970 Ford F100 pickup truck and an original-owner 1988 Lamborghini LM002 aka the “Rambo Lambo.” The F100 is a full resto-mod build with a brand new 5.0 Coyote engine swapped into it yet no money was wasted on nice shiny paint here, folks, so you can leave your wax at home. The LM002 has been with the original owner since new and as he puts it, was a value proposition at the time as it was the “same price as a Countach. Twice the dead cows. Twice the doors and two transmissions.” Has time been kind to this Lambo twofer? Colin knows what these are both worth and now you will as well. Will the owners think he’s too low or too high? Do you? Sound off in the comments section!

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