Price check on a Rem nylon 66 seneca green??

[1duckslayer]

What would one go for?? I know the are becoming a collectors item but need some idea of what they are worth. Thanks Slayer

 

[Fassteel]

Condition

What kind of shape is the rifle in?

If it is minty someone might give you $400.00 for it, like me. FS

 

[1duckslayer]

I would say 7-8 out of 10 really nice stock with very few and minor scratches but a few pits and rust spots but again fairly minor.
Slayer

 

[1duckslayer]

Anyone with any other opinions??? I need to know what to offer the guy and want to be fair to him and myself thanks Slayer

 

[Fassteel]

Pits and rust spots

However minor they are really, bring the value of any gun way down in my opinion. No gun is 8 out of 10 with pits and rust. Now if a 66 was 75 years old then sure some pits and rust, but it ain't. Now you should be looking at under $300.00
FS

 

[1duckslayer]

Sorry I should not have used the word pit's what I meant was the small rust specks that nylons are known for, very minor really. Slayer

 

[Griffoneur]

I just paid $325 for a minty seneca green.

 

[Michael J]

I just inherited a Black stock nylon 66. A couple small freckles of surface rust, when i say freckles, i mean they'd disappear if i gave them like one stroke with a file. Little "use" scratches on the stock itself, just wondering an estimate value? Wasn't sure if color makes a value difference, because the green sounds a lot cooler lol.

edit: It is the Apache model apparently (did some google research )

 

[Fassteel]

Nylon

Mike

Your gun is likely a Black Diamond model, if it is an older model made in the USA its worth $225.00, if it is a new one made in Brazil $175.00. FS

 

[TOFIC]

Just bought a black one for 50 bucks with a broken charge handle.
six dollars for the handle and its a worker.
minor scratches on the stock no pitting, a CBC model

 

[SandRoad]

I bought a common brown one, excellent condition, it was even in it's original box, for $225.