whats it worth?

Terry, my suggestion is to pick up an Old Car Price Guide. Since you already have a vintage car, you are in the position to evaluate the condidton better than anyone on this board. The OCPG is some times low and sometimes high but it is a good ball park estimate.

I may have an opportunity to purchase a 1932 Auburn convertible sedan. the car is 100% intact and has been stored indoors since the early fifties. there is no rust and it is overall quite sound, with excellent body margin's etc. it is an eight cyl. car with no side mounts. wood spoked wheels. rear mount spare. I currently own a 1936 Mercedes cabriolet, and am not up on the current values of the Auburn's. I would appreciate any input on a rough est. of this cars value. Thanks <!-- s:?: --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_question.gif" alt=":" title="Question" /><!-- s:?: -->