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Dad bought me a 1976 Ford Courier when I got out of the army in 1977 and it's been sitting out on the dry plains of Montana for a while. Drove it up from Colorado in 1996 and parked it. With a new battery it would run. Has a shell. Few dents. 4 cylinder I think. Someone saw it and started to get all excited and now I need to find out what it's worth before I put it on the market up here. Any ideas?
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I didn't think it was worth anything 
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