The Ford Barn

wrndln · 02-10-2014, 09:32 PM

Looking at the pictures, I think even 5K might be a little high and 8K is totally out of line in my opinion. I would bet he would come way down on his price once he hasn't sold it for a long time. It looks like a lot of work and $$ for parts. From only 2 pictures, it is difficult to see how much work there would be on the body. You probably should look for a Fordor you are thinking about, but if it needs restoring, it would be even more work and $$ for parts than a Tudor - they had a ton of wood in them which is real eapensive.
Rusty Nelson

02-10-2014, 09:32 PM	#11
wrndln Senior Member Join Date: May 2010 Location: Lakeville, MN Posts: 5,297	Re: What should I pay for a 1928 Tudor Looking at the pictures, I think even 5K might be a little high and 8K is totally out of line in my opinion. I would bet he would come way down on his price once he hasn't sold it for a long time. It looks like a lot of work and $$ for parts. From only 2 pictures, it is difficult to see how much work there would be on the body. You probably should look for a Fordor you are thinking about, but if it needs restoring, it would be even more work and $$ for parts than a Tudor - they had a ton of wood in them which is real eapensive. Rusty Nelson