Us old guys love this stuff now, because it's what we grew up with and we've spent our lives in the hobby. Thats' not true for most of todays youts. 
But once you're dead, does it matter if anyone likes FE's, or if they are melted down and made into a Toyota? You won't know or care.

Rooms are booked at all the most exclusive, upper crust, Hemi-worthy hotels

Make an offer on the wagon. I want it to go away as well. There's also a 66 T-bird back there with no motor

It has been up on tires and wood blocks. Not sitting on the ground. Located in Buffalo Minnesota. I have a bobcat to tow it and help load it if you put tires and wheels on it

20 something years ago I bought this 63 Galaxie. The 390 had just been rebuilt, as well as the cast iron cruise-o-matic transmission and the whole front end and power steering. All of that stuff has less than a couple thousand miles on it. Then one day it didn't start and I parked it, temporarily of course. Then I needed the center section out of the 9-inch for something so I borrowed that, and the front wheels got borrowed for something. Well that temporary situation turned into many years and I think it's time to get rid of it. I'd like to see it gone before winter. What would be a good price to ask for this thing to get it to move pretty quick?

Congrats, Scott. That is an awesome accomplishment that you should be proud of!