Hi all, my name is Jim and I have a Mark III (71). Its red with white Leather interior and a white vinyl top. It has always been garaged and covered. It has no rust and is (In my opinion, super condition for what it is). It has 42K original miles on it. The engine is a big block. 460 I believe. I'm not a Ford guy so forgive my lack of technical details. I inherited this from my Grandfather who promised it to me when I was a kid. Once he saw what I did to my very first car which was a 77 Impala coupe, making it a street rod, he said hell no. lol. Probably a very good decision at the time. Anyway, I have the car now and frankly, I am about to do a move out of state to start a new life in a warmer state. I hope I am not breaking any rules here as a new poster, but was wondering if anyone could point me in some directions as far as how to get this car sold. Just too much stuff to move and I have several other vehicles. With this car, I truly believe it probably belongs on the market somewhere better than Craigslist. I am working on getting some photos of it as it sits , but not much room in his garage to take any good ones. I will upload an incidental photo that was taken several years back when it was pulled out for a drive around the block and oil change. The photo represents the condition of the car as it is now though. (of course with a lot of dust currently). I've looked on line a bit and have seen the price range that they seem to go for, but as for the specific year, color and options that mine has, I don't know what area of that price range it would be leaning at. Any help or advice would be awesome.
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