what would be a fair offer ?

what would be a fair offer on this 26 he said it runs and drives?

 

There's a following for these things in stock form, but look at Classiccartraderonline.com they arn't worth that much even when they are cherry. It looks nice just dusty though.

 

its worth whatever your willing to pay for it.

 

Ask him what FAIR OFFER he would turn down. Then ask him what FAIR OFFER he would accept.Then meet him in the middle.

 

Hard to set a price on them today.I know if you have one you are going to have fun getting rid of it.Old guy had one at the swapmeet,running driving pretty nice car.He was asking $9500 for it.Guy one row over had one in better condition asking $5,000 and didn"t even get a low-ball offer.

 

The time has almost past for a stock one. There are thousands of them that have been correctly restored and a shrinking market for something that can't outrun a moped. In fact it's my opinion that if your serious about building a top notch model T or A hot rod go buy a restored one and start with cherry sheetmetal.............you'll be money ahead just in body work alone. Besides, if you can't sell the running chassis just bolt a seat to it and have a ball tearing around the back roads or off road.

Frank

 

Here's a picture of the 27 T I sold a year ago for $5100.00, the guy who bought it parted it out.