1936 Cord for sale, not mine in Toronto Canada

[Ed Luddy]

https://www.kijiji.ca/v-classic-cars/markham-york-region/1936-cord-for-sale/1533008714

 

 

Priced at $50,000 Canadian = $37500 USD

[alsancle]

A new winner for the worst advertisement I have ever seen.

 

Need to divide by at least 2 on the price,   10-15k car.  Maybe.

 

 

 

 

 

 

[John_Mereness]

Maybe 20K if it were in United States (and more loosely assembled for moveability).

[alsancle]

I'm going to post my graph in as many threads as possible.  😁

[auburnseeker]

4 hours ago, alsancle said:

I'm going to post my graph in as many threads as possible.  😁

Now many will see why mine is still together and I didn't start messing around with it.  Until i have everything to do what I want including space time and money,  she will decorate the garage corner intact. 

[BucketofBolts]

That is a very accurate graph. Wish I could remember to use it. At times when I purchase an old car I go blind until about 30 days after the purchase is made.   I think other people have this same affliction. 

[deaddds]

X2

[John_Mereness]

On 11/14/2020 at 1:23 PM, alsancle said:

I'm going to post my graph in as many threads as possible.  😁

I noticed an unrestored L-29 for sale - So, you take an assembled car that is running and say worth 40K, then you tear it all apart to finish nothing, talk about all the work you did and show no photos of any of that, and .... - so now worth maybe 20K something  - Yes, I see the logic. 

 

Ned Herman here in Cincinnati restored pre-war RR after RR and when he found a willing customer he restored a car as he took it apart (goal was to have a fully restored car on the shelf when all done and then reassemble) - he also preached finishing a project before moving onto the next.