What are the Fox-body convertibles worth?

Paid $5000 for my 1992 GT Convertible,

5 Speed
Ponys
All black interior
102,000 miles

Completely Stock,
w/ air silencer
regular timing
stock mufflers
and working ash tray door to boot!

Xtreme Limits said:
No matter how much you want to keep it stock, your alter-ego takes over for the need for more horse power, its all good :)

This is very true, you always want mo powa! :banana:
 
I'm having my top replaced due to an accident. The local shop here has a top replacement guy thats replaceing the whole shooting match for mine for $1,000 front to back. I think that's more than high and think they are just using the opportunity to screw over insurance. I figgure hell with it though if they do a great job I'm not crying about it. The last time the top was replaced in Texas in the Houston area, 1997, the cost was $350 with materials provided. The material itself is cheap it's the installation that's a bear. From my limited understanding of it the top has to be adjusted as well in order to make certain it functions properly. Not exactly a weekend shadetree undertaking IMHO.
 
I paid $3200 for my 5.0 LX Vert about a year ago. Has 106k miles, T5, 93 Cobra long block, aftermarket cam and a few other goodies. It's a bit rough cosmetically, but runs like a scalded dog!

5.0 Verts are not real plentiful here near Dayton, Ohio. Matter of fact, 5.0s PERIOD are NOT real plentiful around here. Sucks living near cluster of GM plants. :notnice: Although, it does make it fun picking on F-Bodies! :banana: