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LISTING EXPIRED 1968 Clark Cortez Motorhome. 20ft. Very rare motorhome, in great original condition. Originally came with a slant 6 from the factory in 68, in 71 they up graded the drivetrain with a toronado fwd drive train, three-speed automatic and 455 V8. Original owner sent this one back to the factory in 72 and had them put in the new drive train. It has 2500 miles since the upgrade; been in storage most of its life. Runs very well, with no issues. 3 burner stove, oven, fridge, and hot water heater that all work. Full bath/shower, sink and toilet. Has 2 beds. It is a little weathered on the outside. New batteries, and tires. $16,800 obo. Located Carson City, NV.
38 Comments
Peter Peck
8/11/2016 11:52:07 am
Would love to come take a look. I'm on the road heading to Canada Can come in a couple of weeks. Can you send me some pictures. How much are you asking.
Todd
9/7/2016 10:45:26 am
Is this still available?
Brittany
9/2/2020 12:38:55 pm
Called and it’s not available
Andre Roy
5/18/2017 12:29:59 pm
Is the unit available for sale? Will be on the road close to your location the first part of June, would potentially like to stop by. Let us know.
Doug nace
8/25/2017 04:41:05 am
Still available? Price?
larry
10/17/2017 09:50:42 pm
Still for sale?
Chad
12/25/2017 01:43:12 am
Still for sale
Keri Gailloux
2/7/2018 09:03:58 pm
Has this been sold?
Mark
3/4/2018 03:53:10 pm
When I was 16 years old (1981) I worked for a man named Harrison Reno; at that time he was 79 years old. He had one of these in perfect condition. A practical RV for a practical man.
Bill
7/5/2018 09:23:02 am
Wow..had a 1965 Cortez & lived in it from 1989-1996 while starting a biz and sending a Son to college & Law School. Also, attended college bowl games in it throughout Florida. Loved the huge amount of interior storage room, the wide passenger seat i used up as a comfortable bed, the comments i received and the pride of ownership of something really unique.
Malcolm Wilkins
11/6/2018 07:51:37 am
When I graduated from college in May of 1970, I was recruited by the now US EPA as a field technician and this was the mobile lab of choice. We drove these Clark Cortez's all over the US in performance of our lab work. The one that I drove, I believe must have been a 1969 or later model. It had the Dodge slant six engine and 4 speed trans. With front wheel drive and the driver being practically over the trans axle it was very maneuverable. I believe the clutch was hydraulic. It was a fun vehicle to drive but with the slant six was a little sluggish on hills. Would love to drive one again just for old times sake.
Ann
3/21/2019 11:55:48 am
I have a 1967 that is identical to this one. The only difference is mine has the slant 6.
Elizabeth Sargeant
9/7/2019 04:54:52 pm
I have a 1966 Clark Cortez for sale. If interested, I will e-mail details and pictures. She is a beauty.
ian
1/30/2020 07:42:28 pm
where are you located? Send photos to my email please- thx
doug butler
2/20/2020 09:43:05 am
Is this still 4 sale?
Erick Lopez
9/26/2020 04:50:24 pm
Hey Elizabeth is your Cortez still available and if it is how much also can email me some pictures.
Gary A Riesing
7/5/2020 10:48:18 am
Interested in Cortez for sale , please call or text Gary 414-578-6170
Erick Lopez
9/26/2020 03:15:50 pm
Gary do you still have Cortez for sale
Steve Woods
1/31/2020 12:07:51 pm
I am interested. I am currently restoring a '77 model and would like another to use during restoration.
Kimberly Westland
6/24/2020 08:49:23 am
My father had the same year of Clark Cortez when I was born in 1969. We traveled the whole country in that RV and he loved it more than anything. I would be very very interested in purchasing this if you still have it, but I have no clue what they are worth so if you could post a price that would be incredibly helpful. I am extremely interested in this. Additional photos would be lovely as well. This camper brings back amazing memories for me.
Jason L
6/28/2020 01:58:55 pm
I'm in the market for a roadworthy Cortez. Co-pilot is requiring it have automatic transmission. This listing, the '68 with 455, was ideal as prefer the '6x styling but will look at anything available.
glenn kushner
6/29/2020 07:40:36 pm
jason l. just to let you know we have a signed contract to buy the cortez from sam. he has already cashed our deposit check.
michael bull
11/29/2020 01:22:53 pm
Would like to know Auction results please. My elderly friend has one for sale so wonder about its likely value in NW.
Elisa Riley
11/29/2020 08:27:47 pm
Just under $10k for auction price, and buyer paid buyer’s premium. So the buyer spent about $12,500. My grandpa’s Cortez was pristine and I have been told is was the best condition Cortez by many people.
Victor Kilo
12/12/2020 12:36:36 pm
It looks like it's still for sale, 81 bids @ $9400. true? Leave a Reply. |
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