Saw this ad in a local Craigslist posting.
I know it's very low miles, but $25k????
1993 Mustang GT - $25,000
I know it's very low miles, but $25k????
1993 Mustang GT - $25,000
'93 Mustang GT - only $25,000
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There seems to be an abundance of new members posting craigslist ads these days.
Oh, and that car might be worth 10k on a good day. I've seen cars with mileage still in the 100s for that much.
Oh, and that car might be worth 10k on a good day. I've seen cars with mileage still in the 100s for that much.
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I remember seeing an Auto Trader ad for an '88 GT Vert with 1,400-original kilometers on it for $32,000 when I was scanning the classifieds for my car....at a dealership no less. It had been there for months. Chances are, it's still there.
Some people just don't have a clue.
Some people just don't have a clue.
ID89GT
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There is an 86 Mustang with 14k miles with a kenne bell setup at a dealership in Seattle area I think for 21k. Been on there for a while now
88-378
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$25K is a little too much. Maybe $12-$15K
These cars are getting harder to find in that condition. Usually all you find out there is hacked up pos's.
These cars are getting harder to find in that condition. Usually all you find out there is hacked up pos's.
I laugh every time I scroll past that car.
Remember, you can ask whatever you want for a car. Getting it is another matter.
Anybody want to buy a Calypso 93 Saleen for $150,000?
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OK, find me that combo and I will buy them! I think you got a little too aggressive with that statement! LOL
Terminators that are low mileage, either stock, or modified with a Whipple or KB are around 25-28k here. I just did a search on Auto Trader earlier today. The only way you could get an "original paint fox" and a Terminator is if you bought a Terminator with 60-120k miles. Cheapest on I found within 500 miles was about 14,500 with 100,000+ on it and it looked ragged.
1990Coupe
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^ this.
Some people think that because they have a super clean fox they can charge and arm and a leg for it. My fox is practically mint - but it does need a paint job. Other than that, it has no rust to speak of anywhere. For a car in the North East, thats extremely hard to find. I'd be lucky to get 5 for it.. I'd think in the 3500-4k range.
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1990Coupe
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I can only imagine where the Fox market is headed then. I feel like my generation (i'm 28) relates well with Fox mustangs, just as my fathers generation related with the older 60's models. he'd be willing to pay 20k+ for a clean, stockish 60's model. Doesn't care if it came with a factory V8 or any of that.. Hopefully the fox market is headed in the same direction? Some of us, when we are in our 50's, maybe would pay 20k+ for a fox?
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I'm 41 and pretty much grew up with these cars. I had my first GT in '89. Bought an '87 with 10,000 miles from a deacon! 4 foxes later I am finally making the car I want.
Next car tho is a T/A or Z28 '77-81' body...
Next car tho is a T/A or Z28 '77-81' body...
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