whats my barn find worth

Nothing!! Send me the address and I'll take it off your hands!

I don't know about dollar amount but it looks worth restoring.
 
I agree with Mike. Don't know the dollar value but it is worth getting as long as you are happy with the price.

I asked the same question a few weeks ago about a 26 Coupe that I was looking at. I bought it and am happy.

This morning I found a 25 Roadster pickup. My wife made me promise a few weeks ago that I was done buying after bringing the Coupe home. This morning I asked her to go with to look at the pickup. I was happy with the price and she was not mad so I bought it.

I would kind of like to know if what I paid was fair for me and the seller but am not going to ask. Ignorance is bliss!!! What it came down to is that I am happy,the seller is happy and my wife is still here. That is all that matters.

I realize I did not help answer your question at all. Sorry.

Pete
 
Msgt.Dad ............................
You are not trying to sell it already, are you ?
There are some real bragging rights there ! Not very many people find what you found !
MIKE :)
 
I did not get a title with mine but one is not hard to get here. I dont know where you are or how hard one would be to get.
 
There was one like that sold at auction a few years back and it went for 6500. It was an old restoration, but was complete with a pick up bed and the turtle rear deck.
 
It really depends on what you intend to accomplish. Buy cheap, do nothing and sell for a profit (flip it). Buy cheap and totally restore professionally (need a boat load of cash). Buy and restore it yourself, for personal satisfaction (many years in some cases). In any case, you found it, you control what you want to do, and only you can feel if it was worth it. Spouses and friends might question your sanity, but a T that can be saved and brought back to life is priceless. Good luck.
 
It's worth what you think it is...very cool looking i would work on on the mechanical then take to my buddies ranch and drive it around for fun!
 
Thanks everybody for the comments, I wanted to buy this car several years ago, but the owner wouldn't sell. Finally at a time in my life when I not as excited as I should be .... he decides to sell.
Well at least if I just turn around and sell it , I have saved it from sure ruin, to be enjoy by someone in the hobby !!!! story to be continued Ron
 
Thats good glad you saved it. Just hang on to and maybe you will change your mind. Cool little cars any way you go with them. One day I might get to mine. When I do I will probably put it on a model a frame and run a hopped up banger.
 
Location does matter. Prices tend higher nearer the coasts. In this case, if it was in this part of the country, I'd say $1500 to $2000 depending on the condition of the mechanical stuff.
 
I think price allso depends on how bad the person that has it wants it. Around here abunch of people dont care about the old cars. They know they are worth something but they allso know that feed and diesel are expensive and will take a honest offer to get some cash that they did not have to work for.
 
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