1963 Plymouth Fury - 318 manual on the column - Whats it worth?

[Rustymopar]

1963 Plymouth Fury - 318 manual on the column - Whats it worth?
Needs floor pan, trunk pan, interior.. basically it needs a full resto, but the orignal 318 ran a year ago.
Frame rails are fine.

I know the 63's have a following.

 

[RustyRatRod]

Probably 2000 ish.

 

[Rustymopar]

I was considering it, but if that's all it's worth.. ehhhhhhh.. The guy (my old friend who died) who used to own my 69 Superbee Hemi orange, white interior white tail stripe loved the 63's. He always wanted one but said they could not be found.

 

[kikgas01]

I sold a Cali car that was nice a couple years ago for 6,500 and took forever to get that for it and was 99% rust free...

 

[dartforforty]

if it was a post car I would snatch it right up

 

[Darter6]

Yeah, For some reason most guys want post cars over hardtops.
Today's market place you might get 2 grand for it.2007 easy 5 grand.
Manual shift is a plus, stick shift cars are popular now.
Looking at the pictures looks like all trim is still with the car that is a major plus when looking at a car to restore.Park and tail light lens,straight bumpers,grille.Interior small partsto me adds to the price when you look at restoration.One good thing is it got 2 doors. A one owner 65 Coronet 4 door was up for sale, 0-rust not one body part damaged or missing was on Craigslist for 2 grand, sold for 800 bucks. If it was a 2 door it would have brought well over 2 grand.Looks like a good one you got there, put a price on it and see what happens.