Red9935thGT said:I'm currently the highest bidder, coryboy345!!!
Red9935thGT said:I'm currently the highest bidder, coryboy345!!!
Red9935thGT said:I very highly doubt I will win the auction, but if i won the car, id keep it the way it is right now, probably driving it about 100 miles a year just around the block and storing it in my garage. I only put a bid on it up to $21,000 and I have no idea what he put the reserve as. Judging from past very low mileage limiteds i've seen on there, the bidding usually never gets above around 16K, the last one i saw on there only had 1,616 miles... Since this is new, probably no one will bid on it over 19K and i will still be stuck with the winning bid and the reserve not met.
Where did you meet him at? That sounds pretty odd.... I emailed him a little while ago and asked if he would be interested in a trade + cash for my coupe if I didn't meet the reserve, and he still wanted a 35th that he could drive. He hasn't responded back yet so I dont know. I definately won't be paying close to what he paid for it though I can tell you that, and I doubt anyone will on ebay for that matter. His best bet would be to auction that car off at a real auto auction with people who know what the 35th limiteds are. He probably would get more then what he paid for it then.VOORHEES said:I met the guy who owns that car about 2 years ago, he is a weird little fella. He hinted at having a "few"(probably a box) of the "Limited" brochures that were a real hot item, but would not let us buy any. He never shows the car at all. Its about time someone else owns it IMHO. Good luck!
Red9935thGT said:Where did you meet him at? That sounds pretty odd.... I emailed him a little while ago and asked if he would be interested in a trade + cash for my coupe if I didn't meet the reserve, and he still wanted a 35th that he could drive. He hasn't responded back yet so I dont know. I definately won't be paying close to what he paid for it though I can tell you that, and I doubt anyone will on ebay for that matter. His best bet would be to auction that car off at a real auto auction with people who know what the 35th limiteds are. He probably would get more then what he paid for it then.
T8ERS said:Wasn't there an ad on 35th.com last year with the same car for sale?
35th Anniv LE said:Yep . . . . actually still there.
http://www.mustang35th.com/ad0025.html
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