Mineral Grey 'o1 Cobra, black leather interior with grey suede inserts, 39k miles, Gorgeous
cost for similar car is $18k
asking $14.5k. went to go look at it today after work. car is absolutely immaculate, i thought my 'o1 gt with 39k was clean but this one is SUPER clean as it's obviously not a daily driver and it's bone stock down to the mufflers and the air snorkel. never been in an accident and sits in a garage under a cover
owner is a younger guy (late 20's) who bought it from an older friend of his dads (more on that later). says this is his 7th mustang and he seemed like a genuine mustang guy and had lots of knowledge to back it up, not just car specs you read online, the kinda stuff we'd know. we go for a ride and the car is smooth, brand new michelin tires, new ford brakes. CLEAN car
here's the catch of course, title says flood salvage
story goes he had one of his old gt's and wanted to buy this car from his dad's friend but he'd never wanted to sell it (i understand why)
sometime later car gets flooded up to mid rim for 2hrs (so he says), they total it (or however the hell they figure flood damage) and he finally gets the chance to buy it. he buys it, changes the oil, trans and rear end fliud and installed the new brakes an tires. he's driven it 7k miles since and doesn't drive it much since he has a truck and a bike (gsxr1000). i asked if its had electrical problems since and he says no, which would make sense if he's being honest. he was pretty up front about it and didn't try to hide anything
now i know what most of you will say "forget that one, find a nice one on ebay/autotrader" well i'd say the same
i've looked, trust me. i checked ebay, autotrader, stangnet classifieds, corral, locally, no dice. to tell you the truth i've been passivley looking for this exact same car for 3 yrs.
i'm going to offer him $10k and go from there. keep in mind this car is immaculate and drives smooth
Advice?
cost for similar car is $18k
asking $14.5k. went to go look at it today after work. car is absolutely immaculate, i thought my 'o1 gt with 39k was clean but this one is SUPER clean as it's obviously not a daily driver and it's bone stock down to the mufflers and the air snorkel. never been in an accident and sits in a garage under a cover
owner is a younger guy (late 20's) who bought it from an older friend of his dads (more on that later). says this is his 7th mustang and he seemed like a genuine mustang guy and had lots of knowledge to back it up, not just car specs you read online, the kinda stuff we'd know. we go for a ride and the car is smooth, brand new michelin tires, new ford brakes. CLEAN car
here's the catch of course, title says flood salvage
story goes he had one of his old gt's and wanted to buy this car from his dad's friend but he'd never wanted to sell it (i understand why)
sometime later car gets flooded up to mid rim for 2hrs (so he says), they total it (or however the hell they figure flood damage) and he finally gets the chance to buy it. he buys it, changes the oil, trans and rear end fliud and installed the new brakes an tires. he's driven it 7k miles since and doesn't drive it much since he has a truck and a bike (gsxr1000). i asked if its had electrical problems since and he says no, which would make sense if he's being honest. he was pretty up front about it and didn't try to hide anything
now i know what most of you will say "forget that one, find a nice one on ebay/autotrader" well i'd say the same
i've looked, trust me. i checked ebay, autotrader, stangnet classifieds, corral, locally, no dice. to tell you the truth i've been passivley looking for this exact same car for 3 yrs.
i'm going to offer him $10k and go from there. keep in mind this car is immaculate and drives smooth
Advice?


