Re: 30 ford doctors coupe

Posted by Marith McCoul on December 11, 1996 at 14:19:11

In Reply to: 30 ford doctors coupe
posted by Sherwood Nunotani on December 07, 1996 at 17:24:15

"Doctors coupe" is a cool name somebody made up. I believe tha
certain Model T coupes were actually named that, but 30 and
31 coupes come in three types - sport, deluxe, and standard only.
Any of the three may or may not possess a rumble seat. The
former looks like a roadster whose top doesn't come down and
which has full doors and glass. The two latter are simply
the same car with either plain or fancy interiors, etc. Sort
of like the difference between a "stripped" model nowdays, and
a fancy one. The utterly most I've ever heard anyone ask for
and get for a deluxe coupe is $16,000. and it was beyond nice
into the realm of surreal. It had a bunch of MAFCA and MARC
awards to prove how nice it was, too. If by "in original condition"
you mean "nothing's been done to it", there's no way I'd pay
more than $3,500 for it. A "pretty nice original" car will
still cost $10,000 or more to restore. If you can stomach it
just the way it is, and if it runs good enough to do so, you
might be able to go as high as $5,000. See my former comments
on the subject of buying model A's to RA Breckler on this
board. The important thing is to know what condition it is
actually in before you make any offers.

Follow Ups:
Re: 30 ford doctors coupe Sherwood Nunotani December 14, 1996 at 03:42:41(0)
Re: 30 ford doctors coupe Sherwood Nunotani December 14, 1996 at 03:42:37(1)
Re: 30 ford doctors coupe Bob Johnson December 16, 1996 at 10:37:22(0)

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