How much would you pay

Bradley Herron

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Hello guys, I wanted to ask everyone how much would you pay for 91 LX roller in excellent condition with 8.8 rear end. The vin matches a v8. So the question is how much would you pay?

 

FordRacing302

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$1500 max, depending on condition...That's just me though

 

RsStanG1987

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$800

 

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Depends. Here in Iowa, you can grab a built Mustang with a 351, decent body, could use paint, but barely any rust with full drag setup, for $2500.

Me, if it was just a roller, no suspension work, I wouldn't pay no more than $1000, but that would be in very clean condition. Up to $1500 with suspension work that isn't just put pieced/put together.

 

Bradley Herron

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I forgot to say it is a coupe.

 

Bradley Herron

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Never been in any accident or has ever had any rust.

 

RsStanG1987

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$800

 

xracer22

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In nice shape with grey interior and because its a coupe with a v8 vin $1000

With black interior and in good shape $1200

Interior for me has always been the main selling/buying point!! Might even pay a bit more if it was flawless black interior. After converting my car over to black interior i have no idea how i even dealt with the grey!!!

 

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95PGTTech

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Depends on what all it comes with, but if we're talking true roller, as in a bare shell that has enough suspension under it to roll and steer, never more than $1000, and that's with the roller equipment being nice aftermarket pieces on a nice-paint, no-wreck car. If you start to include interior, wiring, etc., I'd go up to $1500 if everything was mint. The VIN means nothing to me buying a roller, probably destined to be a racecar. Cages can be either or. Most are no-details bolt in kits that lower its value because it will need to be cut out or redone. The rare certified with paperwork to pass tech cages can increase the value some.

 

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$8,405

 

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Me personally, it's all about the paint, color and interior, everything else can be fixed or repaired easily.
Besides, most stuff you will probably replace anyway.
A paint job costs more than most complete cars are worth, so i'd avoid that at all costs.

A black with black interior coupe in excellent condition i'd pay quite a bit for.
But an undesirable (to me at least) color or red interior car, i wouldn't pay anything at all for.

 

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LOL there is a guy in the 5.0 forums for sale is 89 roller vert with 89k the guy wants 9k LOL maybe he read this thread for advice ...

 

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Bradley Herron

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Lol yeah I saw that too.

 

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if it had everything I wanted in a car and was in great shape... between 1000 and 1500 tops.

if it was an original 5 speed and is only missing the motor and trans that helps a ton.

 

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1k tops.

 

Mintsick

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I'm a bit surprised at the $1k responses, seems to me a nice and straight coupe (or hatch for that matter) with good paint, interior, and suspension setup less an engine and trans would be worth more than $1k but that's just me.

 

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Without pics and mod list, I couldn't even hazard a guess.

 

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95PGTTech

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Mintsick said:

I'm a bit surprised at the $1k responses, seems to me a nice and straight coupe (or hatch for that matter) with good paint, interior, and suspension setup less an engine and trans would be worth more than $1k but that's just me.

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Most of the time on these sites, a "roller" involves a ton more work than dropping in an engine/trans/driveshaft and going to inspection.

 

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90lxcoupe

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id pay 1500 max for a basic roller. maybe 2000 if it was really clean and i knew where it was coming from

 

Mintsick

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95PGTTech said:

Most of the time on these sites, a "roller" involves a ton more work than dropping in an engine/trans/driveshaft and going to inspection.

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Totally agree, most of the rollers I see on craigslist are a nightmare but people are still asking 3-4k sometimes. I was speaking to an actual solid roller that basically just needed a drivetrain.

 

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