The Ford Barn

ronn · 01-10-2024, 05:10 AM

I’m in wester Washington and at least around here you can get a nice Phaeton for $20k and a decent Tudor for $10K

same in NJ and most everywhere.

these threads are always focused on todays costs to do a job on your A. The numbers are often correct, however, everyone looks at these cars differently.
This hobby isnt about job by job restoration for everyone here. and no, average model As dont go for 50k 100k or even 200k as some would allude.

bottom line is its far cheaper to buy the best model A you can afford then to farm out restoration. Im pretty sure everyone on here already knows that.
A good A can still be bought for 10-20k. If you think youre getting 20k for your average tudor sedan, you'll be enjoying it for a good long time.

01-10-2024, 05:10 AM	#22
ronn Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2011 Location: NNNNNNNNJJJJJJJJJJ Posts: 7,873	Re: Prices going through the roof? I’m in wester Washington and at least around here you can get a nice Phaeton for $20k and a decent Tudor for $10K same in NJ and most everywhere. these threads are always focused on todays costs to do a job on your A. The numbers are often correct, however, everyone looks at these cars differently. This hobby isnt about job by job restoration for everyone here. and no, average model As dont go for 50k 100k or even 200k as some would allude. bottom line is its far cheaper to buy the best model A you can afford then to farm out restoration. Im pretty sure everyone on here already knows that. A good A can still be bought for 10-20k. If you think youre getting 20k for your average tudor sedan, you'll be enjoying it for a good long time.