I found a '77 Pinto nearby that, according to the ad, has only 33K miles, AC, 2.3L auto, and looks to be in very good even mint condition.  The guy is asking 10,500 for the car, but that seems a bit ridiculous to me.  Are these cars really fetching that kind of cash?  Doesn't seem like the market is that good for these, but maybe I'm wrong?  Any thoughts?  I have a wagon I'm about to restore that basically has the same options with a rebuilt motor that probably has around that same mileage.  EDIT: I do also know that a car is worth what you are willing to pay for it but just out of curiosity I checked the NADA value and it is like $3500.  That's disregarding taking off 15% because of the 4 cyl option. 

Well there's a 76 Pinto with 33k original listed on here for about half that! just get that one instead!!     
http://www.fordpinto.com/classifieds/?sa=view;id=1793

No way...   I've had several very low mileage pintos, all small bumper cars, and the most I've paid is $3,200 and that cat is the best orig. car I've ever seen..... I watch the sales like a Hawk, never seen a stock one go for that kind of price..

A mint Dodge Omni with 8,000 original miles that sat in a garage ever since grandmas vision got too bad for her to drive it is still an Omni, NOT a Hemi Cuda convertible. Most people can't grasp that simple concept......H ence the insane prices on average cars.