It sounds to me like you would like a free appraisal of the subject vehicle.

I suggest you invest $5.99 plus tax and buy a copy of Hemmings Motor News. A company that does telephone appraisals, and will gladly take your $150.00 in exchange for an expert opinion, advertises in Hemmings.

The information you provide isn't enough, sorry if that's not what you want to hear.

You are going to need to know, at the least:

The material used in the the seats and door panels.

The brand and model of radio fitted, if any.

Manual or automatic transmission or Hydrak clutch

Options made by special request when the car was new. These include, but are not limited to: sunroof, power steering, 15 inch wheels, trailer hitch, air conditioning....

The miles, unless documented by paperwork, are a worthless indication of value.

The condition of the chrome, a thickness reading of the paint, and a thorough examination of the the chassis followed by a spririted test drive will yield enough information to glean if the car is worth 2800, or not.

Since you don't elaborate in this post what denomination of money you speak of, I'm going to assume that you are refering to Monopoly money.

Take your patronizing attitude somehwere else....