I took some pictures over the weekend but they are too large and I don't know how to re-size them.
Usually, but not always. With my 93 Cobra, I can sell it for what I bought it for, any time I want.I've already been offered 1K more than I paid.
The right car can be an investment. Many original owner people are selling clean, 100% stock down to the air silencer, notchbacks for more than they paid for them brand new. A guy I know just spent 5K more than the sticker for an 89.
Thanks for the compliments on the car; I think I am going to keep it but, it will have to stay as my DD as I don't have enough space to keep another car. The wife won't give up her garage space and I have a 1969 Corvette on the other side so the Mustang is kept outside. I'd love to be able to put it away and get another car but, I don't have the room.
I seriously need to hit the Lottery
My wife is so cool that she's even suggested that but, I think it would make the house look strange. That plus she wants a pool some day and the extra bay would cut into the pool space to the point where we'd never be able to get one.
I have a 1993 notch that is metallic strawberry (I think) with black interior. My wife thinks I should get a newer car but, I kind of like this one. My question to everyone is; do you think it is worth restoring one of these cars or did they just make too many of them for the cars to be worth investing the money into them?
I could probably sell it for $5,000 and put that money into a newer car; maybe an '04 or '05 GTO or I could invest $10-$12,000 and make a pretty neat daily driver out of it.
What are your thoughts on this as I am still very undecided.
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