If you want to buy a foxbody, and actually have the money, now is definatly the time. These cars have been following the housing market with the prices. I mean, people are getting great deals on cars a few years ago would have cost them double. Is it just the economy, or is there a lost interest in the old Foxbody? However, it is a sucky time to sell one.
My friend got a nice coupe for $4,000. I remember a few years ago, people wouldn't take less than $6,000 for any V8 coupe that was in half decent shape. If you have $6,000 now, you can pick up a really nice car.
Although I will say it is getting harder and harder to find a "nice" car. What I mean is the platform price is good. Being 20+ year old cars, you'll probably still have to do some work to whatever you find.
What's ironic is that you can get a V8 at 4 banger prices, but the 4 banger people seem to think their cars are worth so much because the get a few miles a gallon better.
My friend got a nice coupe for $4,000. I remember a few years ago, people wouldn't take less than $6,000 for any V8 coupe that was in half decent shape. If you have $6,000 now, you can pick up a really nice car.
Although I will say it is getting harder and harder to find a "nice" car. What I mean is the platform price is good. Being 20+ year old cars, you'll probably still have to do some work to whatever you find.
What's ironic is that you can get a V8 at 4 banger prices, but the 4 banger people seem to think their cars are worth so much because the get a few miles a gallon better.
lowered and sittin on 18" chrome cobra r's. Body is pretty clean besides spider cracks on edge of bumpers fog lights. Needs paint but it still shines and looks good too.
