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Thanks everyone for the help. I think you are right with all your comments. I need to move it so I will try to lowball it. It really is a solid nice car but I understand the logistics of getting it back on the road.

Yes, I know it isn't original. But as they say, "Ran good when parked". :)

Sorry, I should have mentioned that it is a trunk back.

I know it is difficult to give a good price but help me out if you can. I have had the car for more than 50 years and it has been apart for about that long. The car is 100% complete and in very good condition. The car is in Thomasville, NC.

Don't want to get to far off topic but this YouTube guy nails it with what happened at Sears. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SpGSo4PXYlI

I sell trailer parts everyday to non-English speaking drivers and we do get a whiff of something funny often. Many can not drive well, know nothing about maintaining normal safety items and lack respect for what they are hauling. Nothing racist here, in their country of birth, they might not...

I think the Stone Brown color is the best color to highlight the car. My deluxe roadster is the same color. There really is no original color that is bad. The Deluxe Phaeton is my favorite body style!

I totally agree with the last 2 post.

I have 5 cars that are not worth a whole lot of money. Gave the Rdst. PU to our daughter and told her to sell it when she wants to. She said no! Almost finished building a house and shop. I am 68 and get more enjoyment out of looking at the cars than driving them. All the cars came from...

I have been away from the area for awhile but there was a Model A shop in Stuart. Might be worth checking out.

The main point I take from this is your willingness to tackle any type of project at your age. I am 68, working fulltime, building a house and trying to get my shop in order. At times it seems daunting but thank you for leading the way and encouraging me!

With the depression going on I suspect not one of those fish went to waste. Salted down if not shared and eaten right away.

Have you tried Bring A Trailer and looked at past sales?

I guess I will be able to sell the 2 complete ones I have and retire.

I totally agree. Profit and hobby usually do not go well together and I don't have a problem with that.

It seems that Henry was always looking out for himself even if it wasn't the best idea. https://youtube.com/shorts/jMU7TLe5aDo?si=VL1XcKXGwbj77_qH

Originally the top did not fold. It was not made to go on and off. The back of the top was hard fastened to the back of the cab just above the seat top. The top frame did not fold at all. Check the ride before you buy if you are a tall guy. Not much room in the cab.

I tried to search this but to no avail. A couple weeks ago there was a post about a 180 survivor in California. It was rough but restorable. I'm just wondering where it is today.

A thinner seat back is common for tall people and soft top pickups, I would think it should work for a roadster. I'm 6' 6" and do not fit in my roadster or pickup so I feel your pain.

Yes, it has been awhile. I'm no longer traveling and have settled down in NC. Working on building a small house and shop to hopefully retire to soon. Hope you are well.