Well, bring your trivia shoes again this year. Jimmy from the Fox Shoppe, last year's winner, has done up the questions this time around. The prize is a $100 gift card from 50Resto.
Well, bring your trivia shoes again this year. Jimmy from the Fox Shoppe, last year's winner, has done up the questions this time around. The prize is a $100 gift card from 50Resto.
My dream fox as well, I'd buy one if I was super rich and was starting a "collection". I love them and I appreciate people taking care of them right now for in hopes when I get rich in the future I can find a nice one, Lol!
It's a different type of car than most on stangnet are used to. Most foxes are driven alot and worked over, not held up in a garage for shows.
It's like any other collector car, the less that were made the more value there is.
I know some of you think "why is this car worth that much more than a regular fox", but that can be said of every car that crosses the auction block, options and rarity (low production number) means that you have to pay more than the next guy to get it, and if there is alot of guys who want it, that price may go pretty high.
It could happen with anything that there is only a few of, but many want.
If there are only 7 left, I'm curious what happened to the other two.
Just goes to show how much the value of a car is controlled by the story that comes along with it. You could start from scratch and build an exact replica, or at least something very close to it, with maybe $15K. You'd turn around and try to sell it, but nobody would pay more than $10K for a stock engine Fox with a bolt on supercharger and a 5-lug conversion.
But the instant you label it as "one of seven" BAM- $62K and rising.
If you think you could replicate this or even close to a "new" quality fox body for $15k, you haven't ever tried. There are things that just cant be "made new" within a reasonable amount of money.