Los Angeles, California - Increased global demand, and a depressed local U.S. economy is bringing together an unlikely subculture of early Ford fanatics through the help of new technology and a new early Ford classified website.

72-year-old Mark Neito of Reno, Nevada had been trying to sell his classic 1933 Ford locally at swap meets and in magazines for the past 4 years with little to zero luck. Having purchased his classic Ford for about $250 dollars in 1973, he knew it had increased in value, but not nearly as much as it did until he found EarlyFordsforSale.com, a website that helps buyers and sellers of 1909-1972 Ford car and trucks from around the world come together.

"I tried selling my 33 Ford in several magazines, and with flyers I handed out in shows with no luck for years and years. I just couldn’t get the right price for it.” Neito said. “A friend of mine I know a few months back recommend this website Early Fords for Sale when buying some parts for his Model A. I put up a listing on the website, and a few days later a man with a Brazilian accent called me up and that was that. We arranged a deal and had the car shipped on a container about 4 weeks later."

Neito is just one of many Americans cashing in on the global demand for classic early Fords. In recent years the number of classic cars sold overseas to foreign buyers has increased significantly. Experts believe this trend will continue, and with the possibility of websites like EarlyFordsforSale.com playing a greater role in how much global demand exists for someone trying to sell a classic car or truck.

Mr. Neito feels that a stable supply of classic Fords cars and trucks will also benefit others just looking to get by in the downturn.

"People know the economy is bad here, and sure everyone wants a deal, but if you can literally make a few extra thousand by selling your early Ford to a guy in Brazil, Australia, or China, why the hell not? My only problem is, I should have done it years ago and about ten times over."

Contact:
Ryan Fleming
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www.EarlyFordsforSale.com