How much is this car worth??

1FatPony

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Here is the Car:
1966 Mustang Coupe 4-speed

Here is the setup:
Brand new Candy Apple Red paint job
Rebuilt Engine and Trans with 20,000miles
All new interior with 8 track (not stock)
Standard seats
Edlebrock intake manifold
4bbl carb
long tubes
dual exhaust
MSD ignition
Very clean engine compartment and engine (all painted)
Exterior chrome either new or great condition
Vin#: 6R07C157403
Data Plate #: 65A 22 24A 71 6 1

How much do you think this should sell for??

 

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351w_swap

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we need pictures

 

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danny clemens

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With pictures it is still hard to estimate the value of a car. They would have to be good quality and cover every inch of the car (even the bottom) to determine the value.

 

1FatPony

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well to tell you the truth that is what my car will eventually be like when I am done. Right now it has all those performance parts but still needs paint all around.

 

iskwezm

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you cant ask, what is it worth if its not even built, mushless when it is done, who knows how the market will be.

And building a mustang to make a profit is NOT a hobbyist.

I have friends that did it and regret everytime thasy see a mustang

 

Platonic Solid

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1FatPony said:

Here is the Car:
1966 Mustang Coupe 4-speed ... How much do you think this should sell for??

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Based on your signature line:

1FatPony said:

1966 Mustang coupe 4-speed *new*
1987 Mustang GT
1966 Mustang GT convert
1965 Msutang GT (sold)
1966 Mustang coupe 4speed (sold)
1966 Mustang coupe (sold)
2004 F150 FX4 lifted

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You seem to have a fair amount of experience in this area already.

 

1FatPony

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iskwezm said:

you cant ask, what is it worth if its not even built, mushless when it is done, who knows how the market will be.

And building a mustang to make a profit is NOT a hobbyist.

I have friends that did it and regret everytime thasy see a mustang

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restoring cars is a hobby. Most likely this car will be done in less than 3 months so the market isnt really a problem. Im looking for what it sould go for right now anyways.

Platonic Solid,
true but all those were resotored to original condition. I am just wondering if there are people out there that would pay for a slightly modified 66.