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Vintage Escort Owner
Join Date: Jan 2010
Location: North Brisbane
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Hi! I'm new to these forums and i came here to ask the opinion of Ford and particularly Escort enthusiasts- I want to sell my 1972 Escort, but the fact that i have been told that it may be a collectible, teamed with a couple of minor faults and my inexperience with selling cars, i have no idea what price to put on it. Any help would be greatly appreciated! Details are as follows-
-1972 Mk1 Ford Escort -2L Engine -T-Bar Automatic -Engine was fully re-built and re-conditioned 2 years ago -All new door seals -Brand new battery -New floors -Paint job is in great condition -No rust -Registered for approx 6 months -Minor faults- small fixable ding just near headlight, and odometer has not worked for a while. Once again, any help, thoughts, and opinions are welcomed! Thanks! |
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Price for a 1972 Escort?
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