Ford 1918-1962 - 2020 Market Review
|
|
Ford 1918-1962 market review 2020
Older US Fords remain popular and collectors are paying extra to own one. Most costly by a wide margin are the first V8 Fords, built from 1932-35 and headed for $100,000. Open top roadsters and phaetons in outstanding condition already realise that money.
| Buyer's Guide: Ford V8 & Mercury V8 (1937-1948)
Below them in the $30-40,000 price bracket sits a wide range of 1930s and more recent models including locally-built Customs and Customlines plus entry-level examples of the Crown Victoria hardtop. These in excellent order still make more than $50,000.
Anyone with a love of veteran machinery can still find T Models built 100 or so years ago and selling for less than $25,000.
Model T 1918-27 $24,460 [10]
Model A 1928-31 $36,415 [7]
V8 1932-35 $77,665 [3]
V8 1936-48 $33,900 [6]
Custom/Customline 1949-54 $32,070 [7]
Customline/Star (1955-59) $42,125 [4]
Crown Hardtop 1952-57 $36,000 [7]
Fairlane 300/500 1959-62 $32,200 [8]
[*] = number of recorded sales
(Note: concours & special cars may demand more.)
Numbers from our 2020 Muscle Car & US Car Value Guide.
| Understanding our value guide price charts
From Unique Cars #447, December 2020
Unique Cars magazine Value Guides
Sell your car for free right here
Australia’s classic and muscle car bible. With stunning features, advice, market intelligence and hundreds of cars for sale.
Subscribe
