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Appraisal for my cobbled 65/66 coupe

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I just bought a 65/66 cobbled coupe for $4900. It looks like somebody has welded on a front clip including the inner fender well where the VIN is located.
The VIN says it is a fastback but this vehicle is a coupe. The vehicle title has matching VIN but is titled as a 66.

The exterior and interior (66 cluster) is in great shape but the floorpan has some bondo/filler and some rust.
It has a 289 with 2 barrel carb and auto trans. It runs great and drives straight.

Would it be worth it to get an appraisal for this car for insurance? I was going to just insure it for $5000.

All feedback is appreciated!
 

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insuring it for $5000....will be fine. It probably isnt worth that much (more like $3000 or less). How does the cowl look? any drips when you pour water in the cowl?
 
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No leakage in to the interior

I poured water on the cowl and it doesn't leak in to the interior.
Cowl is ok.

$3000?
 

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jmoon said:
I poured water on the cowl and it doesn't leak in to the interior.
Cowl is ok.

$3000?
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post pics. What made you buy it for $4900 with a major structural repairs and rusty floorboards? Maybe it is worth it, but not from the description you gave.
 
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Pictures of coupe for $4900

Capt. Dan,

I've attached overview picture of the car on this posting. I've been searching for a fastback for the last three months and have missed out on a lot of good deals since I didn't have the airplane ticket or time on hand to travel.
Since this is my first classic Mustang, I thought that a coupe with a nice V8 would be a good starter.
I've seen better cars for sale with clean underbody but most seem to require paint or other body work.
There are patches of floorpan that can be replaced on this vehicle and looked like no paint work is required. It was a bit of an emotional buy but I don't think I'll lose too much money.

Let me know what you think of the pictures!
 

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i think its worth more than $5000 from looking at the pics.
 

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Holy flippin' montecarlo bar!!! Who ever made that thing was damn serious about those shocktowers never collapsing inward!
 

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Holy flippin' montecarlo bar!!! Who ever made that thing was damn serious about those shocktowers never collapsing inward!
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I was thinkin the same thing

car looks good tho from the pics.....the very ..small...pics
looks like the wrong gas cap ....not that that matters
 
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Yeah the Monte Carlo bar is kind of beefy!

Thanks for your feedback. I will let you all know what it appraises at!
 

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looks like a decent ride to me. Maybe it was in an accident and the sheetmetal was replaced. Not really a big deal so long as it was done right. Most 40 year old cars have been in some sort of accident. Have fun with it.
 

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I would insure it for whatever you and the insurance company can agree to. Looks like a nice ride! Much better shape than mine....for now.
 
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lol looks like somebody put a pushbar on the inside of your car!!
 
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