There are no experts on 'F' type prices so please don't ask us for a valuation! Many say old cars maintain their value and represent a relatively good investment. It really comes down to how much people want the car and how much they are prepared to pay. Market values depend on condition, originality and a known history. Genuine 'F2' 2-seaters are currently valued higher than Tourers because there were fewer made, but people still like cars that have been turned into 2-seater replicas. Maybe Tourers will soon be so rare that their value grows, and many like their unique looks when the 2-seaters just look like any other typical MG! (Such as a 'TC'!) 'F' types have been undervalued for not having the performance of later cars, but a Tourer has something distinctive about it and there's still the attraction of the six cylinder engine - which is smooth and has torque if not outright speed. 'F' types are gaining in appreciation and former owners have regretted selling them! The 'F type may never command huge prices, but an enthusiast doesn't care! As with anything else, you may have to pay more to get more. I would personally like to know the car has been cared for and maintained. A documented history is a bonus. IR