Hate to start this discussion

So after visiting with the family it turns out they do not want to sell the Cabriolet, but do want to sell a 32 Fordor Sedan. Now some input on the value of the Fordor would be helpful. I took some photos of the Cabriolet for the heck of it. Here are those pictures.
How about some info on the Ford if you want a guess on the value. Include a lot of detailed pictures, cellphone pictures are great. Here is something that might be a starting point: https://www.fordbarn.com/forum/showthread.php?t=315139&highlight=fordor. I have a very original, very early, very tired, 4 cylinder deluxe Fordor that I had hoped to restore someday. I think mine is worth about $12K.

Start a new thread, I think I am the only person that saw reference to the Fordor.

Also work on a better title. The one you used on this thread won't attract the right people.

You might also try your question on HAMB (https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/forums/the-hokey-***-message-board.5/) especially if the car is not stock and the Early Ford V8 site (https://www.earlyfordv8.org/forum/viewtopics.cfm?Forum=19).

Charlie Stephens
 
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Less you have a wheel barrel of money.


Merci....I thought I knew SOME STUFF, but for the life of me, I draw a blank when it comes to a "WHEEL BARREL", especially one full of money. What is a wheel BARREL?


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Merci....I thought I knew SOME STUFF, but for the life of me, I draw a blank when it comes to a "WHEEL BARREL", especially one full of money. What is a wheel BARREL?


Grammar police at full force. Love it as a son of an English teacher. Probably why I was more into design and math. Your correct! (another one to ponder...)


Maybe the only thing equal to a bucket or wheel "barrel" of money... it's naive to suggest this hobby doesn't take money. ;)


You can also use this forum to run me down over spelling. But I run a couple basic flatheads and maintain them as best i can as an average pleb.


Demand is interesting. Not a lot of guys today clambering for a stock model T let alone a A. From boardwalk empire... "maybe your cunny is not the attraction you think it is" As much as I wish it was different. But a lot of us do it for some sort of need. Barrel or bucket.
 

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