Texas 67

Soaring is right...It is only as valuable as someone makes it. A lot of people will pay way over sticker price for a new car just to have it first, the new GT from Ford for example. I have a 67 coupe which probably isn't worth more than $2000 as it sits, but I wouldn't take almost any price for it. It was my first car so sentimental value is greater than monetary value. (Lots of memories). Another factor to consider is if it is a financial burden for example. Mine can sit in the garage and cost me nothing for the next 20 years if it has to. Hopefully not

Soaring

That only goes back to 1985.

HxCory

This guy I know is selling his '67 289 for like 16k, the body looks fine but the engine is ****. After you bought it you'd have to work on the Carb and prolly the tranny too, looks are deceiving.

Mustangood

Click on Classic Cars, it has older than '85