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trevorsworth · 01-15-2024, 09:12 PM

I have watched A prices skyrocket over the time I've been involved in the hobby. A few years ago I feel like I regularly saw complete but non-running project As under $2500 while rough runners could be had in the low 4s. I gave 5 for a running coupe that needed brakes and a complete cosmetic restoration; coupes in the same shape are now going for twice that...

I just gave $4500 for an AA and feel like I got a smokin deal on it in the current market, but a few years ago I think it would have been like a $2500 truck. Parts have jumped too.

I remember hearing people say the prices on As were dropping and would continue to come down because people are less and less interested in these cars but I don't think that's the case. I know one thing for sure - it's a great time to have a big stash of Model A stuff.

01-15-2024, 09:12 PM	#43
trevorsworth Member Join Date: Jun 2021 Posts: 40	Re: Prices going through the roof? I have watched A prices skyrocket over the time I've been involved in the hobby. A few years ago I feel like I regularly saw complete but non-running project As under $2500 while rough runners could be had in the low 4s. I gave 5 for a running coupe that needed brakes and a complete cosmetic restoration; coupes in the same shape are now going for twice that... I just gave $4500 for an AA and feel like I got a smokin deal on it in the current market, but a few years ago I think it would have been like a $2500 truck. Parts have jumped too. I remember hearing people say the prices on As were dropping and would continue to come down because people are less and less interested in these cars but I don't think that's the case. I know one thing for sure - it's a great time to have a big stash of Model A stuff.