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dlfrisch · 12-19-2015, 04:53 PM

Re: Not much demand for Model As at any price or is it antique cars in general?

First of all.....I love my 1930 "A" coupe. Perfect every day driver. We (my wife and I) are in the process of moving and we both thought, it would be OK to sell the "A". We will buy another Model A later and like the past good times, we would have fun and rebuild another one. We have a few other vehicles to move (transport) plus two Harley Davidson touring bikes and by selling the "A", it would be a little less to worry about. Our Model A is totally restored - bottom up - down - inside and out. We have nearly $ 25K dollars invested. It has been advertised in or on Ebay - Hemmings Magazine - Craigslist and in the Restorer Magazine. I dropped the asking price to $18K dollars OMO.......a few weeks ago, someone offered $15K - (NG). Talk about a poor market(s) ! On top of the antique auto market, we have had three real estate offers and all three of these offers have been declined by mortgage lenders.

12-19-2015, 04:53 PM	#61
dlfrisch Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2014 Location: Florida - 32128 Posts: 416	Re: Not much demand for Model As at any price or is it antique cars in general? Re: Not much demand for Model As at any price or is it antique cars in general? First of all.....I love my 1930 "A" coupe. Perfect every day driver. We (my wife and I) are in the process of moving and we both thought, it would be OK to sell the "A". We will buy another Model A later and like the past good times, we would have fun and rebuild another one. We have a few other vehicles to move (transport) plus two Harley Davidson touring bikes and by selling the "A", it would be a little less to worry about. Our Model A is totally restored - bottom up - down - inside and out. We have nearly $ 25K dollars invested. It has been advertised in or on Ebay - Hemmings Magazine - Craigslist and in the Restorer Magazine. I dropped the asking price to $18K dollars OMO.......a few weeks ago, someone offered $15K - (NG). Talk about a poor market(s) ! On top of the antique auto market, we have had three real estate offers and all three of these offers have been declined by mortgage lenders.