1934 Ford Deluxe Coupe 5W - Rusty Shell

[alchemy]

I really wish you guys who say it’s worth scrap price had a back grove that I could help you clear out! You are truly out of the loop on 34 coupe prices.

[T Scott]

Originally Posted by alchemy

I really wish you guys who say it’s worth scrap price had a back grove that I could help you clear out! You are truly out of the loop on 34 coupe prices.

I'm with you Alchemy. I'll bring my truck and trailer!!

[Kube]

Originally Posted by alchemy

I really wish you guys who say it’s worth scrap price had a back grove that I could help you clear out! You are truly out of the loop on 34 coupe prices.

Dave Rehor out of the loop? That may very well be the most hilarious thing I've heard in quite some time.

[Seth Swoboda]

Originally Posted by Kube

Dave Rehor out of the loop? That may very well be the most hilarious thing I've heard in quite some time.

Agree, some of these comments are entertaining. There should be two folks who commented that are racing to the scene and willing to fight over this scrap.

[T Scott]

Originally Posted by Seth Swoboda

Agree, some of these comments are entertaining. There should be two folks who commented that are racing to the scene and willing to fight over this scrap.

If you needed a full rear quarter for an otherwise pristine body, I think you would jump into the fray, kinda like finding pay dirt!

[19Fordy]

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Originally Posted by alchemy

I really wish you guys who say it’s worth scrap price had a back grove that I could help you clear out! You are truly out of the loop on 34 coupe prices.

Not out of the loop, just realistic. It depends on what your goals are but,
you can buy one with a title already restored for less than what it will cost to restore that rusty speciman.

[itslow]

Originally Posted by Kube

Dave Rehor out of the loop? That may very well be the most hilarious thing I've heard in quite some time.

On pricing in this case? Yes. The old Ford world is a lot bigger than the microcosm of meticulously restored cars.

Originally Posted by 19Fordy

Not out of the loop, just realistic. It depends on what your goals are but,
you can buy one with a title already restored for less than what it will cost to restore that rusty speciman.

A lot of folks don't have the cash to plunk down $35k+ for a restored car only to need to spend more to turn it into what they want. For a lot of folks they need to do it at $10, $100, $500, $1000 at a time spaced out over X years to get to their final desired result.

Bits and pieces like this can be what's necessary to complete their puzzle.