66 mustang...lots of parts...whats it worth

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louie@g-machine

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Admins, please move this if it is in the wrong spot.

alright, here it is.
1966 mustang
paint is fair
interior is fair
inline 6 with mild port work and ignition upgrades
t-5 with ford racing clutch and hydraulic clutch pedal
hurst short shifter
rear mid eye racing springs
front shelby springs
konis all around
urethane bushings
wilwood front disc brakes
9in floater with 10" wilwood disc setup in the rear
traction bars
custom rack and pinion (verified improved bump steer)
rewired using painless kit
nice exhaust
bullit wheels and new tires

A great reliable driver, so whats it worth?

 

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tweet66

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Geez, sounds like my car, but my paint is really nice and the interior is new. I have over $25 G's into it (and it never stops by the way). I'd be happy if I got $16,000 for mine. Based on what I've been seeing locally (NJ) and on the web I'm probably low. How much do you WANT to spend?

 

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louie@g-machine

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I own the car, and would be selling it. I know I wont get my moneys worth but an just trying to gauge it. I would be happy if I got over 10K for it, is that too high, too low?

 

izzy jr

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post up some pics and you'll probably get more info.

 

triostang

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Depends on who wants to buy a i6, even if it is modified

 

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suki243

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Yah, the I6; but who knows, with gas prices sooo high economy may play an important role; I'd expect 10k +