mustangboy
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- Feb 5, 2010
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Tell me about it. Oh well not that big of deal, notches are only going up in value so its not like I'm losing money owning it
not a lack of love but the real world selling value on that car is about $7000 or so. IF you can get $13,000 then do so and by a nice bronco. I have bought and sold 50 or so mustangs in the last few years and it is no different then most vehicles. you never get your money back![]()
I did not mean to offend anyone here and my only response woud be.
with all the mustang boards and car sites on the net, IF the car is worth the $$$ why has it been for sale for so long?
I am not saying that a buyer would never come along but if you are trying to move a car you have to price it right for the market / economy. I dont blame a guy for holding onto a car in these times but you are a fool if you have not noticed the falling prices of muscle cars. I bought a 04 oxford white cobra last month for $12000. 500 rwhp and it is clean. I sold a 93 hatch with a built 357 (canfield heads, trickflow r intake, balanced, etc) and tremec 3550 (all new), new paint, 5 lug, new tires, nicer interior, stereo, new galss, and more for $6000 and felt lucky to get it.
I also sold a LS1/t56 69 SS camaro with a rotissery (sp) restoration for $31,000. that car would have sold for $45,000-$50,000 4 years ago. it was perfect with ac, 27mpg, 400 rwhp on the motor and a bottle to boot![]()
and your point is? those are "asking" prices. the cobra is not a cobra.
you should drive this down to the super celebration. you'd probably drive a bronco home.