It's worth what someone is willing to pay. I don't know anyone willing to pay $50k for it. Maybe a museum collection somewhere needs it. He needs to contact B.J. auctions. That is the only way he'll get a decent offer, while keeping her address and contact information hidden. Why would any one make any serious offer at all, without knowing where in the world the car is. Shipping costs could be ridiculous in comparison to the cars actual value.
All that aside, I think it's a scam. After several contacts come in, the old lady's health will suddenly be failing. He'll accept several offers via Western Union at the same time. The car likely does not exist. Buyers will be waiting in their driveway for a delivery that will never come.
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