1967 Fastback mustangs
01-03-2007, 04:39 AM
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1967 Fastback mustangs
Hi, I'm new to this forum and I'm in the process of searching for a (preferably black) 1967 fastback Mustang for purchase. I just can't seem to find very many out there for sale. Additionally, it seems wherever I look, they aren't going to go for less than $30,000. Are thesefastbacks really that difficult to find? Or am I not lookingat the right places?Any help with some direction would be greatly appreciated!
01-03-2007, 04:54 AM
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RE: 1967 Fastback mustangs
its not that they are too difficult to find, but everybody and there dog thinks there mustang is a good start to a "eleanore clone"
so now everybody thinks these mustangs, even the completely rotting ones, are worth upwords to 30k because the remake of gone in 60 seconds had a 67 fastback as the "cool" car
so now everybody thinks these mustangs, even the completely rotting ones, are worth upwords to 30k because the remake of gone in 60 seconds had a 67 fastback as the "cool" car
01-03-2007, 05:24 AM
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RE: 1967 Fastback mustangs
like atomsk said that movie made there value jump up http://www.dynacornclassicbodies.com/models.html is gonna make a 67 fastback body only for like 10k which is what youll pay for a rusted out one. did you try looking on http://ww2.collectorcartraderonline.com/
01-03-2007, 03:40 PM
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RE: 1967 Fastback mustangs
ORIGINAL: gobells44
...it seems wherever I look, they aren't going to go for less than $30,000....
...it seems wherever I look, they aren't going to go for less than $30,000....
On a more serious note - yes, they are pricey, and yes, you have to look hard for a good one depending on how far down the "restored" line you get. For pricing, this is what I discovered lately:
- 100% restored (concours or restomod, didn't really matter): $25-35K
- 75%-100% restored: $18-25K
- Less than 75% restored: anything up to $18K.
Of course, the "percentagerestored"is a subjective measure. If you want a completed one, you are gonna pay $$$!
01-03-2007, 06:07 PM
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RE: 1967 Fastback mustangs
ORIGINAL: gobells44
Hi, I'm new to this forum and I'm in the process of searching for a (preferably black) 1967 fastback Mustang for purchase. I just can't seem to find very many out there for sale. Additionally, it seems wherever I look, they aren't going to go for less than $30,000. Are thesefastbacks really that difficult to find? Or am I not lookingat the right places?Any help with some direction would be greatly appreciated!
Hi, I'm new to this forum and I'm in the process of searching for a (preferably black) 1967 fastback Mustang for purchase. I just can't seem to find very many out there for sale. Additionally, it seems wherever I look, they aren't going to go for less than $30,000. Are thesefastbacks really that difficult to find? Or am I not lookingat the right places?Any help with some direction would be greatly appreciated!
