ok, so i have a chance at getting this in a trade deal and i was wondering if it is of value. it is a 1977 cruiser wagon i think. my end is a 1967 ford 4x4 frame and axles. is this a good deal? what is the rarity of this model? someone has swapped in a 302 into it.

the guy says its in relatively straight condition. does not currently run. Hope to get more pictures of it this evening. im just curious if it is something worth being fixed. im in love with the look of it though, i can picture myself with bellbottoms climbing into it!

there is a 302 in it and it has a 9in in the rear. does look like rot but according to the guy it is all surface rust and no rust through that he knows of

By the time and money you fixed up that rust bucket with. you could have bought a really nice one. RUN from that one.

If the body is decent, then I say go for it.  Even if it was a basket case I think you could part it out and make a decent profit.  It may take a little time but there is value in some of that stuff.

Thanks for all the replies. I'm awaiting more pictures. From them I'll make my final decision. But the thing I'm trading with is just sitting anyways

That is definitely the other factor in this equation: the value of what you're trading.  You say it's a 1967 Ford 4x4 frame and axles.  I don't keep up with such things, but that doesn't sound particularly valuable unless you just happen to be in need of one.  If you have no need of it, and it's just sitting anyway, then perhaps you'd find the Pinto Cruising Wagon to be of more value to you.  Only you can make that decision.  As TIGGER pointed out, if you ultimately discover it's not worthy of a restoration, you can always part it out.  Good luck with whatever you decide!

Dwayne