I think that the interior looks good, but probably not correct. The Red and Black detracts from the wood which should be the star on the exterior. Seems like a fair price.
Put those dollar numbers on a dart board and throw the dart blindfolded. That is the only way you could come up with this number. Normally I would say good luck with the sale, but not at this price.
I believe that this was the first year of the small Fairlanes that ran from 1962 through 1965. My sisters first car was a '64 Sport Coupe (very nice). Not a car that you see every day. A close inspection would be necessary for rust but might be a nice entry level project.
Best year for all GM products IMO. Great choice of colors in the two tone paint. The only negative for me would be the wire wheels, as I am a bit lazy and cleaning those on a regular basis would be a tedious job. That said the wires do look great on this car. GLWTS
I am a big fan of the '41 Cadillac ever since I saw a metallic Brown Coupe at "The All GM Car Show" in Los Angeles put on by the LA chapter of the BCA. Fabulous styling on this year Cadillac IMO. GLWTS
I really like the style of these Fleetline's, but the ad states that everything is original, and the paint sure looks like it. I just can't see 28K of value in this car. I believe that 20K would be optimistic. GLWTS
Great of example of making a car "your own" When you choose to paint a car this color, you are saying that I am either going to keep this car till I die, or take a real hair cut on the sale of this car. Should have chosen a sunny day to push the car outside to take some better pictures IMO. GLWTS
Beautiful style on this Dodge and I do love the fins, but the interior and the engine compartment are a real let down. I think that a little extra work could have made this sale more attractive. GLWTS
IMO there is not enough car here, for this to be considered a car. Looks like someone used this object as a parts car, but there is no longer enough usable parts that to even qualify as a parts car. 26k???