Can You Help Me Out? -- I Need A Paint Job

Ford didn't but many of their vendors probably did. All those components were made by outside vendors. I remember s page showing no less than 5 companies contracted to cast the lower intake. All had different finishes and slightly different looks.

Could have also been replaced at some point.
 
Be patient and consider also buying a saleen. Many are low mileage garage kept original cars where you won't have to spend any money painting or fixing.

Purchased right you can get in and out of a saleen these days without losing any money either.
 
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Same car
 
At a glance, I thought that should probably be more than a 10k car, then I expanded your post and saw that it was unfinished and had pro comp heads.
So i'm now a little torn on the value and possible future headaches and cost to truly finish it.
 
At a glance, I thought that should probably be more than a 10k car, then I expanded your post and saw that it was unfinished and had pro comp heads.
So i'm now a little torn on the value and possible future headaches and cost to truly finish it.

Yeah... I didn't notice those but I've had a set before. I wasn't a fan.
 
That plus the "1500 miles since being put together" but no mention of actual mileage makes me hesitate on saying if it's worth asking price.



Unrelated to the above car, but I think I'm starting to see on bookface that some people are just so smitten over these cars they are quick to inflate the value. Things are often overlooked that wouldn't normally be and give the car value based on a few gating items (notch, 5-spd, any interior other than red) and overlook the things that really bring value to a car (modded/restored with quality parts, vs cheap eBay parts)

I remember looking at a driver last summer. Decent paint, nice wheels, decent shape. Got there and nothing in the interior worked. Broken trim, windows worked poorly, hvac blend door broke (just left on heat). Owner didn't care because it looked cool and sounded awesome and someone would buy it because of that. He is probably right
 
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That plus the "1500 miles since being put together" but no mention of actual mileage makes me hesitate on saying if it's worth asking price.



Unrelated to the above car, but I think I'm starting to see on bookface that some people are just so smitten over these cars they are quick to inflate the value. Things are often overlooked that wouldn't normally be and give the car value based on a few gating items (notch, 5-spd, any interior other than red) and overlook the things that really bring value to a car (modded/restored with quality parts, vs cheap eBay parts)

I remember looking at a driver last summer. Decent paint, nice wheels, decent shape. Got there and nothing in the interior worked. Broken trim, windows worked poorly, hvac blend door broke (just left on heat). Owner didn't care because it looked cool and sounded awesome and someone would buy it because of that. He is probably right
I know a guy like this. Has a fox, posts pics regularly, talks about how nice it is, other people are drooling over it. One day I saw it in person, the inside was trashed, tons of trash in the paint, rock chips painted over, just a poorly done car over all, but people seem bright paint and nice wheels and that’s enough