Price on a 1970 Mach 1

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Sorry for another what's it worth thread, but I would like your guys input about what I should offer for this car.

It is a 1970 mach 1 with 42,000 original miles. 351W with and auto transmission. It has been sitting since 78 and all of the floors are solid. The person selling is the same guy I got my 65 fastback from.

 

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how much does he want for it????

offer a hundres bucks to take it off his hands and go from there........

 

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He wants $6,500 for it. It does not run but all the parts are there. It is my brother in-laws father that is selling it so I don't really want to insult him by giving him a low ball offer.

 

Az Pete

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Just because he is a friend/family is no reason to over pay...as a comparison.. I realize this is a different year but still...
1971 MUSTANG MACH1

1971 MUSTANG MACH1 ALL MACTHING NUMBERS CAR 351CL2BLL MOTOR FMX TRANS DELUX INTERIOR POWER WINDOW A/C EVERYTHINGS WORKS EXCEPT AIR IS NOT HOOK UP FOR I HAVE OQN CAR SINCE 1990 ONLY DRIVE IT MAYBE 500 MILES AYER CAR IS IN VERY GOOD CONDITION DRIVE IT ANYWHERE LOTS OF FUN TO DRIVE///////////////// $12,995.00 DOLLARS

 

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you can;t compare that to a wide body ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,


but, it will take a lot fo $$ to bring that girl back to life,,,,,,,,if you have the skills to not have to sub out a lot of the work, maybe, ...

 

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I bought this one from the same guy in 2002. It was in worse shape but I did about 80% of the work myself. I want to be fair but I also want to make money on it if I have to sell it in the future.

 

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i havent really researched any values, but I would probably offer 4500 to 5k. 6500 seems abit high even if complete given how it looks in the photos

 

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you do nice work............

i'd talk to him about how if you get it, it will be brought back to life,,,,,he will deal,,,,,,,knowing it is in good hands,,,

 

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here are a few to compare prices with.

1970 MACH 1 BUILDER

1970 Mach 1

1970 Mustang Mach 1

1970 Mustang Mach 1 *FASTBACK*

 

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Thanks for the kind words and all of the input guys. The owner of the car does not want to deal so I guess it will just have to sit there.

 

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imo, having 42k miles showing on the odometer. Is nulled by the fact the car has sat for 32 years.

 

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hungrymonkey said:

imo, having 42k miles showing on the odometer. Is nulled by the fact the car has sat for 32 years.

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Yup, the car needs pretty much everything.

Not sure why people thinks mileage is relevant when the car needs everything.