Question:
I have a 1972 ford gran torino it's been in my garage for a few years. It was my fathers who passed away, It has 56,ooo miles on it with a 351 cleveland engine. Does anyone know what the value might be??????
Answers:
90% of the value will depend on the condition of the vehicle. If it is in show condition, It may be worth $15,000 or more. If it is in restorable condition, it may have a $1500 value. If it has a lot of rust or damage, and will not run $150 may be a lot!
A couple of questions to consider when trying to determine the value:
Will the car start and run?
How sure are you that the mileage is correct on the vehicle? That year vehicle only had an odometer that went to 99,999.9 miles before it went back to zero and started again. You say it has been sitting in your garage for a few years. Assuming (and this is just a guess because you do not say) that the car was not driven for the last 10 years, 56,000 miles works out to a little over 2300 miles a year average, when the car was driven. This seems doubtful to me.
Do you have the original paperwork for the vehicle? Collectors love cars with all the records.
Other Answers:
check the kelly blue book...the site is below...
that 351 cleavland is a badass engine...great for collectors...
Source(s):
http://www.kbb.com/ I don't know about in the USA, but here in Australia your Torino is worth anything from $5000 - $35000 depending on options and condition. have a look at www.aussiecoupes.com or www.torinocobra.com
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Answers:
90% of the value will depend on the condition of the vehicle. If it is in show condition, It may be worth $15,000 or more. If it is in restorable condition, it may have a $1500 value. If it has a lot of rust or damage, and will not run $150 may be a lot!
A couple of questions to consider when trying to determine the value:
Will the car start and run?
How sure are you that the mileage is correct on the vehicle? That year vehicle only had an odometer that went to 99,999.9 miles before it went back to zero and started again. You say it has been sitting in your garage for a few years. Assuming (and this is just a guess because you do not say) that the car was not driven for the last 10 years, 56,000 miles works out to a little over 2300 miles a year average, when the car was driven. This seems doubtful to me.
Do you have the original paperwork for the vehicle? Collectors love cars with all the records.
Other Answers:
check the kelly blue book...the site is below...
that 351 cleavland is a badass engine...great for collectors...
Source(s):
http://www.kbb.com/ I don't know about in the USA, but here in Australia your Torino is worth anything from $5000 - $35000 depending on options and condition. have a look at www.aussiecoupes.com or www.torinocobra.com