The Pinto sold for $3,000!!! The interior was essentially perfect, with an aftermarket stereo in the dash but otherwise unmolested, and it ran like a top. I contacted the buyer and will be going out to do a spread on the car to put in the upcoming issue, which should be out in less than a month. The Torino sold for $6,800, and the F-150 went for $8,000 or so. It was a big crowd, and it was raining, and the cars were outside. Only two people were serious about the Pinto, the auctioneer asked for $5,000 to start and got an offer of $500. It escalated to $3,000 before one of the two backed out. I was interested myself, though my wife told me I really wasn't...;-). I met three other Pinto fans and made some contacts for other Pinto goodies. Also, I bought a case of canned C-rations to donate to the museum here in town, along with some old War Department Technical Manuals. I would have loved to have had the Pinto, and on the way home was passed by an early 70's model green hatchback going the other way on Route 48. Wonder what the odds were of that happening?