Value opinions on 32 Fordor

[RKS.PA]

Yes I could have been low on the estimate. It does have potential, but it may be a long term project. The one on the V-8 Club website is a ready driver and doing the math you can drive it now for less money than the restoration of the project. I suspect my age enters into the fact that a ready driver is much more appealing to me rather than a long term project.

Tom, I'm with you on the "age" thing!! BTW, see you changed your avatar!!

 

[TJ]

Tom, I'm with you on the "age" thing!! BTW, see you changed your avatar!!

I did make the change. Sold the '48 to a friend and got the '40 on the road. Still sorting out a few small issues, but hope to take it to Wenatchee.

 

[325w]

For what it’s worth I’m thinking 15k. Grille and shell. Frame with crossmember. 16 inch wheels. Maybe juice brakes. Maybe a 39 trans. Looked like a different steering box. Even the fordor rear armrest.

 

[Fredb_]

Well the 1932 Fordor sold to a local guy through word-of-mouth before I could advertise it. It sold for something between $14K-$15K which surprised me.


I was able to purchase this 32 Five Window project and will dedicate a thread on the Jalopy Journal to the project in Bill Haynes name.

 

[TJ]

Fred, thanks for the update on the fordor. That price surprises me too. The owner made out well and it makes the price on the one on the V-8 Club website look like a real bargain.