1967 centennial win 94 price check

[45C]

Hello
One of these just came up on the local buy and sell
1967 centennial limited edition 3030 Winchester 94.
Chrome with octagon barrel.
Has a couple dings from in and out of the safe, no rust or pitting .
Maybe 8 /10
What’s a fair price?
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[struff55]

The actions were not Chrome they had a case colouring / blue type Finnish so it has been buffed off or just faded there were two versions 26”bbl and 20” bbl
No color or value so used 30-30
500-$800

 

[Milt Dale]

I bought one a few years ago for 6 or 7 hundred, my son now has it, I think Winchester was not at their best in 67, action does not feel very good when cycled and it tends to jam occasionally, I bought it for the novelty of Canada's Centennial but I knew it didn't really have any collector value. As someone on here once said every time someone had a picnic Winchester built a commemorative rifle.

 

[45C]

Thanks guys
He’s asking $950 , I thought that was a bit high.

 

[NAA]

Has it actually been chromed or has someone just removed the blueing & taken the action back to the white?

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[45C]

It looks more of a grayish dull color so I’d say it was taken back to factory

 

[trebor2880]

As of late I haven't seen a post '64, plain model 94 of any condition, with an asking price of less than $500 on E.E., $800 would be good IMO.

 

[Longwalker]

They were about the worst quality of any Winchester made. I think the range of $500 - $800 is about right.

 

[45C]

He got it on trade and didn’t do any research.
I think he came out on bottom.
My 81 looks way better.. lol

 

[Rod]

I could be mistaken but I'm sure these came with a blued receiver. If this is the case the value of the one shown would be as a shooter. Whatever someone is willing to pay. ?? 5-6 hundred dollars maybe??

 

[SHELL SHUCKER]

Has it actually been chromed or has someone just removed the blueing & taken the action back to the white?

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NAA.

Someone did a backyard sanding job on that unit to remove the black chrome factory finish. That bubba effort knocks the value down to the 450.00 range as a hunting rig.

 

[BigUglyMan]

What is it worth? $250. Asking prices will be quite a bit higher, but they're junk rifles tarted up to be something that makes people ooh and aah.

 

[Suther]

What is it worth? $250. Asking prices will be quite a bit higher, but they're junk rifles tarted up to be something that makes people ooh and aah.

If only... I'd buy that rifle in a heartbeat at that price.

Judging by the prices I've seen on the EE lately you can't get a 94 for under $600-700 these days without it having some rust or missing parts.

If what others are saying about the finish is true the asking price definitely sounds high though.

 

[marshall]

The only collector value would be with the box and paper work , unfired .
Up till till about 10 yrs ago, they sold piss poor.
I would say 500.oo as can't really see it.
But of course the seller will think it is 900-1000.oo
BTW these Canadian one are made but Cooey/ Winchester.

 

[kjohn]

Original Canadian 1867-1967 had black chrome finish on the receiver and fore-end cap. An outfit named Cochrane & Dunlop removed the black chrome and had them brass plated. They did 1000 for Canada and 2000 for the U.S. By the pics, yours looks like neither.

 

[45C]

Original Canadian 1867-1967 had black chrome finish on the receiver and fore-end cap. An outfit named Cochrane & Dunlop removed the black chrome and had them brass plated. They did 1000 for Canada and 2000 for the U.S. By the pics, yours looks like neither.

Ya it looks terrible.
How cool would it be if Cochrane &Dunlop were to redo this piece in brass plated.
1001 haha
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