How much would you spend for this ebay stang?

MrBobMarley

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Looks pretty cool to me, nice and sneaky.

ebay stang

 

one2gamble

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I wouldnt ever spend that much on a clone

 

Hack

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I'd like to add that to my extensive collection. I'm sure it would be a blast!

 

skywalker

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That is obscene. Absolutely obscene.

 

MrBobMarley

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I think that kind of cheese would be better spent on a new ford GT. Although, I could think of much better ways to spend 80-100k on a classic mustang if I had to. And yes it would have an ejector seat.

 

MustangPaul

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Let's see. . . .80 grand. . .

Once I paid off my student loans, my wife's car, a chunk of the house and set aside 15 grand for Adam's education, I'd still have about 20 grand to get a REAL MUSTANG, not a fake'd Shebly. Jesus, if you were going to spend that money, at least get a real one!

The pic with eleanor says it all. BARF, BARF.

WAAAAAY too rich for me.

 

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ScreamingMimi

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80 Grand???? on a REPLICA????? no way man

 

MrBobMarley

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This might be one of those deals where the guy's trying to get back some of the money that was raped out of him. Considering most of here work on our own cars, you'd think 80+ grand could make our stangs beat an enzo ferrari huh.

 

67coupe351w

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Would anyone else have a hard time spending $30 grand on an engine alone?

All on a 289.

 

65stanger

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Maybe it's the angle the picture was taken at, but that hood doesn't look like it lines up properly!

 

MustangPaul

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MrBobMarley said:

This might be one of those deals where the guy's trying to get back some of the money that was raped out of him. Considering most of here work on our own cars, you'd think 80+ grand could make our stangs beat an enzo ferrari huh.

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Bob, for 80 grand, we could make them orbit Saturn!

 

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The Hopkinator

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80gs?? Maybe for that Eleanor if its built right..

 

Vinyl66

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80 large is a helluva lotta money but I like it
It is a beautiful, clean, car with over 600 hp AND takes curves.
I would take that Eleanor in a second as well!

 

skywalker

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Pretty car no doubt. But worth 80k it is not! For 80k, I could save NASA the trouble and take a Mustang to Mars! I mean seriously, that's just overpriced and overhyped and under done.

 

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DAZ

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65stanger said:

Maybe it's the angle the picture was taken at, but that hood doesn't look like it lines up properly!

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Not to be to picky, but I haven't seen to many stock hoods and not one aftermarket hood that lines up right. For 80K that car should not only be
perfect... it should service you!

 

ratio411

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This person has found other suckers to give him money from the looks of the pics...
He will find a sucker to buy this one too.
It is sad that some folks don't even have a consience (sp).
Dave

 

87gn2

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368cid from a 289...

Can you say cooling problems?

 

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DAZ

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87gn2 said:

368cid from a 289...

Can you say cooling problems?

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Hey Folks! I'll sell my Mustang for 80K!!!! Only hood is not stock or NOS.
Actually happy to recover money spent, so I must be advertising mine wrong.
I think I'll throw some carpet underneath it and some spotlights. Oh yeah
I won't take any closeups of the underside... which is originall and has the dirt to prove it..... yeah thats' the ticket. Can't wait to get that 80K

 

Cobain03

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well i do like the color combo its not like i'd ever have 80 thousand to buy a car but even i woudnt buy that thing (although it would go nice sitting in the garage beside me) 80k would definatly have a bigger motor tho dont you think?? can we say Boss 429?

 

WORTH

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For $80,000, I'd want the rear valance to fit.