How much would you pay for this?

skywalker · Jan 28, 2008

$1000 But that is if you're willing to put that work into it.

nickm347 · Jan 28, 2008

nickm347 · Jan 28, 2008

skywalker · Jan 28, 2008

Not rude at all. It's called haggling and is an art that dates back to as long as people have been bying and selling items.

Most cars of that age require no title.

RFMustangGT · Jan 29, 2008

I'd pass if it was me. Some pretty serious rust going on there. Be a challenge for sure. I'd keep looking for a better body.

suki243 · Jan 29, 2008

+1

I'd pass, the floor pans, and the quarters, and a lot of other things are rusted.... i would steer away but thats me.

67topless · Jan 29, 2008

A guy I know has a saying;

"...if your not embarrassed by your offer, you gave too much..."

But he is a cheapskate. That is an awful lot of rust for sure, unless you have a serious affection for that model year, I would pass.

Scott

skywalker · Jan 29, 2008

I have to agree on the pass. But like I said, you're the one who has to do the work.

nickm347 · Jan 29, 2008

4MuscleMachines · Jan 29, 2008

My first impression was $600.

skywalker · Jan 29, 2008

AT $1300 he's high off his ass.

'66 coupe · Jan 30, 2008

skywalker said:
AT $1300 he's high off his ass.

Barrett Jackson was on Speed Channel recently.

GNGREN · Jan 30, 2008

It looks as if it was hit in the rear, and with the rust I would pass. As much rust is going on I don't how "structurally sound" it would be...

StangDreamin' · Jan 31, 2008

As much as I like Mustangs; that looks like quite a bit of structural damage; more than I'd want to deal with... floor pans and even quarters are "structural" members on unibody cars. Pans are available ($mile as you grab your wallet), quarters -last I heard- aren't. There's a '72 H-code coupe that's been for sale in a front yard two blocks from me - for two years, not a serious bite. Those who are interested in the price stop when they see the folded-up right quarter and think about finding a junkyard replacement.

skywalker · Feb 1, 2008

'66 coupe said:
Barrett Jackson was on Speed Channel recently.

And yet, I've never watched it.

WORTH · Feb 2, 2008

you could have my ragtop for a grand and it's in alot better shape than that, I'd pass.

hungrymonkey · Feb 2, 2008

IMO, I wouldnt give more than $200 for it. That thing is a headache, moneypit, and a future half finished project. All in one.

The aftermarket is not as good for the later classics, You will end up buying a complete donor car that is in better shape. The fact that there is no title would scare me away as well.

Here is my $1700 find. its a 351c car. with some rust issues in the floor pans.

69 Rustang · Feb 2, 2008

"Parts Car"

Gud T.B. Blown · Feb 4, 2008

nickm347 said:
I forgot to mention, the guy has No title so one will need to be aquired

For this reason alone I would pass on the car, not to mention the rust issues everybody else has brought up.

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