How did I miss this? As an owner of one of these fintail station wagons, I agree that these are super rare, and I think the original poster is realistic. I have seen two of these sell in the $150,000 range (in restored condition--there are no pictures showing up for me, so I can't tell what I'm looking at). I did also see one in project condition on eBay with a price of $35,000. I know of a guy who paid $3,500 (I think) for one that was so rusted out there was nothing left of the lower half of the car, and he paid thousands of dollars on top of that to have it shipped from England to California.

2,754 total production of wagons by IMA is correct. The 75,000 cars included other body types like limos, ambulances, and regular four door sedans. By all means, if someone knows of more of these cars selling for any less than the prices mentioned above, please send me their way!

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