61 2dr Falcon Wagon
- Thread starter DjNeil
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dmsfrr
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Search the internet for all the information you can about those cars. Your goal is to know more about them than the seller. Find a local car club member who knows even more about them to take with you to look at the car. Don't buy it sight-unseen unless you (literally) have money to burn.
It's current condition is the most important thing. Until you see the car in person and look for rust and anything else that can/will be wrong with it you won't really know. Photos from the seller will not do.
After you & your borrowed assistant have seen the car and discussed what it will take to put into an acceptable condition, it's your decision on how desirable you think the car is, what it's worth to you, and is the seller asking too much....
It's current condition is the most important thing. Until you see the car in person and look for rust and anything else that can/will be wrong with it you won't really know. Photos from the seller will not do.
After you & your borrowed assistant have seen the car and discussed what it will take to put into an acceptable condition, it's your decision on how desirable you think the car is, what it's worth to you, and is the seller asking too much....
frank long island
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the biggest problem is rust ck floors cowl area {look at this area from under dash if you daylight other than from the vent on drivers side } adjust your price look in tire well fenders and quarter panels bubbles even little = RUST ! also look in battery area of apron tailgate is another place just give it the once over if you like it buy it