Econoline Question
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Econoline Question
My grandfather owned a 1964 Econoline that had cargo doors on the driver side as well as the standard rear and passenger side cargo doors. He owned it all the way up to his death in 2008; I didn't receive the van in his will or anything (for reasons I will not mention here), but I was just curious about what it could have been worth.
It was in excellent condition, no rust, all original equipment. I don't have a pic available, so I'm not worried about it if nobody can give an estimation.
It was in excellent condition, no rust, all original equipment. I don't have a pic available, so I'm not worried about it if nobody can give an estimation.
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They are rare and few and far between. One sold up here a few years ago a running driving one for $3000 but it needed a lot of work for the rust. It went that high due to the rarity of them up here.
Ones that are more rare are the vans with only rear cargo doors. No side doors.
Ones that are more rare are the vans with only rear cargo doors. No side doors.
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They are rare and few and far between. One sold up here a few years ago a running driving one for $3000 but it needed a lot of work for the rust. It went that high due to the rarity of them up here.
Ones that are more rare are the vans with only rear cargo doors. No side doors.
Ones that are more rare are the vans with only rear cargo doors. No side doors.
Thanks for the info!
