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.