Restored1934 Cabriolet Valuation

[expavr]

The attached “Buy Now” offer versus Seller “Asked” Price is an indication of the where the market is for restored Early Ford vehicles.
https://www.hemmings.com/auction/1934-ford-model-40-madison-ct-726466

 

[The Art Doctor]

Same car, with same photos, that was a no sale on B-A-T a few weeks ago with a high bid of $65,000 https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1934-ford-model-40-17/ $250,000 in receipts on that one. That looks like an exceptional car.


This very nice, but no where as nice as the one above, 1934 cabriolet sold for $28,000. That is the new pricing for regular #3 cars. https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1934-ford-model-40-2-3/

 

[Kube]

The attached “Buy Now” offer versus Seller “Asked” Price is an indication of the where the market is for restored Early Ford vehicles.
https://www.hemmings.com/auction/1934-ford-model-40-madison-ct-726466

I have seen many cars with this level of restoration. Very nice but far from perfection.

 

[Tim Ayers]

I just looked at the Hemmings link and it says the car sold today (12/31/25).

 

[petehoovie]

SOLD

$65,100
Includes Buyer’s Fees

SOLD DATE
Wed, Dec 31st, 2:09pm

NUMBER OF OFFERS 24

 

[ford38v8]

I have seen many cars with this level of restoration. Very nice but far from perfection.

Mike and I have had our share of disagreements on levels of restoration. I must agree with his judgements on this one. So close but no cigar. Then again, it's very easy to nitpick, and perfection is so difficult to attain.