restoration shop in Connecticut

[19Fordy]

It's probably worth what you paid. If it's not running, drivable, complete and assembled you will get a lower number than if it was.

[rockfla]

Originally Posted by 19Fordy

It's probably worth what you paid. If it's not running, drivable, complete and assembled you will get a lower number than if it was.

19fORDY
If you followed the original post, he inherited the car BUT i will more than generously double your suggestion and give him twice what he paid for the car!!!! Lol

[Kerk]

The Early ford V8 club in Ct is an active club and a lot of help & info is available thru the embers. Imam also a member but distance and traveling alone makes me miss a lot of there meetings. Great group and I will be going to Dearborn with them in June to the national meet Kermit Kerk Cross

[HOTRODPRIMER]

Send Mark ( ct1932ford ) a PM,he is well known in the Bridgeport, Connecticut area and probably knows all the restoration shops. HRP

[Angledrive]

Originally Posted by Joe31

Jim Lowery Restoration, he specializes in V8 fords.

I second that. Very professional no non sense facility. He is in New Hampshire but worth dragging it to him. You will not be disappointed.

[nickthebandit]

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For a realistic appraisal of your 1932 Ford Victoria, I would contact Jack Kieft in Middletown. 1-860-346-2465. He is very knowledge about 1932 Fords, and is a good honest person.