What do Model T roadster cowls go for?

I'm heading to an auction in a week or so and one of the things I am casually looking for is a Model T roadster cowl.
Just so I don't get caught up in auction fever and overbid, what should one of these reasonably sell for in decent condition? (And I guess I'll also ask what they go for in excellent condition - I'm an optimist!)

Please no "Whatever you'll pay for it" responses: I want to know the reasonable market value so I don't p*** up a bargain AND so I don't screw myself.

 

I would not go over $100. You can still find bodies for $250. Doors are the kicker. Pay what you need to for a cherry door!

 

I paid $100.00 for mine it was in great shape.

 

Thanks Tman! Maybe I'll grab more than one. I didn't realize they were still affordable.

 

I really don't think there is a difference between the roadster, touring, or RPU cowls? I've had a couple and the touring and roadster cowls I had looked exactly the same.

 

Touring and roadster are teh same.

 

what's the difference in an rpu?

 

Cowl and front set of doors are the same on roadster,rpu and touring.

 

i paid 400( actually 250 and a pair of a body buckets) for a tourer cowl rough doors and midle pannel. for trhe next rod( t rpu on a A frame)

 

1926 - 1927 up to $200. for a good one, 1925 or older up to $100.00.

 

the stancions are getting pricey too so look for a good set....i bought two 1/2 touring bodys w/doors and one set of stancions for 600$....500 us

 

Thanks for all the info. I wasn't worried about whether or not it was roadster, tourer, or RPU, but I'm glad to know they're all pretty much the same anyway.

 

Are you going to the auction in Nevada, MO?

 

You betcha!
I even called today to clarify the starting time (parts and memorabilia at 10am, cars probably around 1pm) and bidder registration.
I'm getting excited about the auction, which means I will probably come home empty handed and complaining about the idiots bidding things too high!

 

I paid 15 for my spare cuz i needed a vent door