Ok went to look at 70 Ford Wagon

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went to look at a 70 Country sedan and found this
its a 9 passenger with some rust here and there ( dont they all) lol
anyway it has no title.. What should i offer for the car? and does anyone have a title for sale or where i could get one, or is $400 at broadway title the only route?

 

Imposible to answer with this discription (no detail at all) with no pics what so ever...sorry but I don't think any one can help you with a offer

 

ok forget it.. thanks anyway

 

Copy and paste the link so we can look at it.....

 

there is no link, its a car i saw on the side of the road for sale..
I did a nada search thanks anyway.. i was only looking for a ball park asking price.
Basically a driver with some rust but no title.. Didnt think it was that difficult

 

If it were me....I'd walk away from it and never think of it ever again. Sometimes in life, you just have to learn to say NO.....and walk away. I do believe this is one of those times. Just my 2 cents.

 

69CC, I'd check with the local dmv first to see how much of a problem it would be to get a duplicate title for it. It might not even be doable; if that's the case, definitely pass on it since it'd only be good for a donor/parts car.

 

You didn't think it would be difficult to give you a price of a car sight unseen and/or with absolutely no description??? I'd like to help you out 69crew, but....that's like asking .."how much is a house". No offense, but a ton more info is needed to help.

 

Dude, its a Ford, let it rust into oblivion!:banana:

 

Ford bashing now, are we? That little banana's lookin' fer trouble....

Based on the information we have it must be worth at least anywhere from $50 to $5000.
When I go to look at a car i take a camera and snap a few pics, especially of the underside. Then I can hide them from anyone so they can't see what a fool I was for even going to go look at it in the first place.

 

whooooooaa....better hide, T! Lotta Ford guys here.
Funny thing about that, too....I was never REAL brand sensitive but generally leaned toward GM. However, Ford made some great stuff...especially wagons. I have not owned as many Ford products as GM but have owned a LOT of Ford stuff over the years. Lincoln's and Ford wagons for the most part and some Merc's too. I was happy with every one of them. When you build stuff up it's interesting to switch around sometimes. Gives you a different outlook on the brand and shows different engineering concepts that are VERY interesting. Mopars were the last brand that I became interested in mechanically but always loved the Virgil Exner and other body styles from Chrysler. I can tell you...they all have good and bad points. And they can all be made to GO!

 

Crew...dont be upset...you know we'd be more than happy to help if we could !
Were more than happy to spend your money

silver lining;...at least we dont just talk out our butts..and give you bad advice

 

Crew, that '70 Country Sedan sounds lovely. The rare 9-passenger model with PA rust and no title. I'd say offer him 5 grand...unless it still has floors, then maybe go a few thousand more! Good luck!

David

 

Wix...Wix...Wix...
...smartarse...

 

Who...me?

David