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Posted by Craig Selvey (IP: 209.212.217.51) on July 04, 2000 at 10:58:29:

In Reply to: 1977 maverick posted by susan on July 02, 2000 at 17:34:24:

Unfortunately my experience has been that people go nuts at auctions and sell WAY to high. I went to an estate auction last week to check out a 1978 Ford Ranchero GT. One owner, 70,000 original miles, 351M, AT, AC (not cold), some rust in rear quarters, needed paint. I quessed it would go $1500 tops. It sold for $3500!! Unreal.

anyways, I wouldn't go over $1000 to $1500 on that Maverick
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: I found a 1977 maverick coming up for auction . It was owned by an older lady. The auction claims its got 45,ooo original miles on it What price do these go for and how high should i bid?

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: Unfortunately my experience has been that people go nuts at auctions and sell WAY to high. I went to an estate auction last week to check out a 1978 Ford Ranchero GT. One owner, 70,000 original miles, 351M, AT, AC (not cold), some rust in rear quarters, needed paint. I quessed it would go $1500 tops. It sold for $3500!! Unreal. : anyways, I wouldn't go over $1000 to $1500 on that Maverick : ====================================== : : I found a 1977 maverick coming up for auction . It was owned by an older lady. The auction claims its got 45,ooo original miles on it What price do these go for and how high should i bid?

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