one expensive stang!!

skunk21 · Dec 30, 2007

If you want the first ever, yes the first mustang produced it's for sale....

the price is,

$5.5 million or do the payment plan of..

$1 million down and $42,064.26 a month .

http://www.classicmusclecars.com/cg...6150&bl=m-;;k-;;nhs-45;;status-Available;;sb-

87foxstang · Dec 30, 2007

holy crap...Im guessing Leno will buy it

MrXCESSIVESPEED · Dec 30, 2007

WHoaaa!!

skunk21 · Dec 30, 2007

87foxstang said:
holy crap...Im guessing Leno will buy it

I don't think he is even that crazy, way to much money.

Makdaddymac · Dec 30, 2007

no leno wont buy it, i hope no one does......not when you can get a buggai veyron and some other 100k+ cars for the price of that piece of crap.......im sorry, but 64.5 -66 convertables are almost as bad as the 70's era......

nvr2low · Dec 30, 2007

Makdaddymac said:
.im sorry, but 64.5 -66 convertables are almost as bad as the 70's era......

i think you are going a little to far with that statement, hahaha. 5.5M is a little steep though!

85_SS_302_Coupe · Dec 30, 2007

The price is one thing, but how do you put a price on the very first of something ever made? Something is only worth what someone else is willing to pay. That car is literally a piece of American history...i say it's nearly priceless.

BK_CAULEY · Dec 30, 2007

i say randal reigns needs to take a look at this one. lol

stykthyn · Dec 30, 2007

randal promised his mom he wouldnt steal anymore

ryan218 · Dec 30, 2007

wow the first stang ever made thats sweet!....

PUNISHER RACING · Dec 30, 2007

Holy crap.......I'll take 2 there small

RS200 · Dec 30, 2007

Worth the 5.5m, assuming it is 5F08F100001. I didn't see a VIN there, so who knows. Numbers 6, 7, 8 were also 260ci Wimbeldon white convertibles.

Foster9887GT · Dec 30, 2007

I dont think i'd buy it if i had the money.

fastford91 · Dec 30, 2007

I love mustangs!! but that isn't worth 5.5 million dollars! and if i had that kind of money why would i spend 5.5 million on a mustang ? when i could by an Enzo Ferrari and still have money left over to by other things? SORRY NOT WORTH IT ! not in my opinion! James

Makdaddymac · Dec 30, 2007

buggati veyron,gas,and insurance for some time and still be under budget...the person who even considers that,unless it be henry ford blood line,and even so; is a dumb arse

87foxstang · Dec 30, 2007

I like how it says "a must have for every collector" like every one who collects cars can easily shell out 5.5M lol.

RS200 · Dec 30, 2007

Send it to Barrett-Jackson and watch it get at least 4 million. People out there will pay $2 million for a Hemi Cuda convertible. There is only one Mustang #1.

BLOWN 5.0 FOX · Dec 30, 2007

put it this way, as long as the condition stays somewhat the same , the value is going to go up practically every year. Its a TRUE rare car, not by limited production, but the fact thats its "the first". Some would say its priceless, so I guess in that sense, the price is right, someone will buy it. This isnt exactly a weekend cruiser, its going to live in a bubble all its life.

ttop88 · Dec 30, 2007

Barrett Jackson is their best bet. That being said I would buy 2.5 71 hemi cuda verts long before I would buy this.

89five.o · Dec 31, 2007

Ummm, I thought that mustang #1 was at the Henry Ford Museum. Unless this is the same car.

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