The wife of a buddy who passed away a couple month ago called me today to ask what to do about selling his car.

She's love to keep it for a while, but she doesn't fell comfortable trying to drive it.
The trans has a manual valve body in it and that completely messes her up.
She says "Automatics are supposed to shift themselves"
Then again my wife says the exact same thing.

The car is a 64 Plymouth Fury Convertible that's done up as a Max Wedge clone.
Black car with a red interior with a push button automatic.
I'll verify the engine but I was always told that it was a 440 with Max Wedge heads, cross ram intake and the Max Wedge exhaust manifold.

It's a very presentable car, but has some what I would call minor issues.
The heater box is not in the car (they have it though) and it's a manual shift valve body in the trans so shifting is required.

He knew the end was coming and they discussed what he thought the car was worth, but she wanted actual current opinions on it.

She would rather see the car go to someone who will love it rather than just go to someone who will just flip it as fast as they can to make a buck.

For now this is the only pic that I could find, I try to come up with more pics.

Opinions on what's a realistic sale price????