Dammit, My worst fear is coming true!!!!

95Vert

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I haven't posted in a while and I wish that my first thread didn't have to be this way. I came to the conclusion that I NEED to sell my stang. *note NEED not WANT* I have to pay for my classes and my job won't provide enough income to pay for it and support me comfortably. I've got 3 semesters left and want out asap. My question to you guys is, how much should I ask for it? If anyone is willing to host pics, I'll send you and e-mail with pictures. I was thinking about $7000 OBO. I mean, the interior is like new, the paint job is still shiny and not to mention everything I've done to this car. What do you guys think?

 

illwood

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I don't know if this info will help you, but I bought my '94 Mustang GT in March 2004 with 46,000 miles on it and in very good condition for $5900.

You could probably get close to $7k for it, but you need to find a buyer that is willing to pay for the mods that you have already done.

 

yellowstang1994

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That car sounds like an awesome deal depending on if the miles are somewhat decent and the overall condition of the car is farily good. Hopefully you find someone that will love to ****** that car up but from my experience with a lot of things as sad as it may seem: most people don't like cars with a lot of mods on them. For some people I guess it's good for some people it's not, I dunno. Sorry you have to sell it. If it gives you a basis, I bought my '94 with 95,000mi on it last summer for 6k. Goodluck on everything though dude.

 

WhiteStallionGT

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NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO...... (Darth Vadar)

 

VulcanGT

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sorry ot hear about that man. that sucks. but u gotta do what uve gotta do... id ask about 7000 or 6500 for it.

 

95Vert

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Thanks guys for the info, I know it sucks but I have to sell it. School comes first. I'm looking into getting a 90-93 coupe lx. I really like those cars and they are light as a feather. I don't think I'll spend more than $3000 for one in good condition.

 

droptopford 5 0

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it's a vert?? ...if the top and weathersripping is in good condition, as well as good tires... i'd say you could easily get 7+ for it considering you find someone who appreciates what you did to your car...just adverise it everywhere you can untill someone who will pay... if it were me(considering what i've put into my 94 vert) i'd pay over 10 for that car since i already have spent that on mine and dont have heads, intake, springs, gears etc... those are big mods there as you already know

 

95Vert

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Thanks man. The top is in excellent condition and so are the tires. I hardly raced it and never took it to the track. I wish I didn't have to sell it, but school does come first. All I need to finish it up would be the subframes and a 3200 stall and it would be finished and ready to kick ass.