staben913

Hi,
I'm new to this forum!
My family has owned a 1964 1/2 mustang coupe for many years. It was just handed down to me and I found out an interesting fact! This mustang is the 14th mustang to ever roll off the production line (this is confirmed by ford).
They did not tell me how much this might increase the value. Any ideas?

1970

10 bucks that question has so many twists and turns it's not even possible to answer like condition is it 100% original is it a running driving car.

fastbackford351

'Bout tree fiddy.

dawson1112

Condition is every thing, Fully restored it could be worth 25,000 to the right buyer.

If its been setting out behind you barn for 30 years it could be worth 500-1500 depending on if the engine will turn over and if its not full of rust.
http://www.collectorcarads.com/Ford-Mustang/41345

Here is one that sold for 25,000

dawson1112

here is one that they are wanting 4,000 for

http://americandreamcars.com/1964mustangcp030810.htm

CarGuyZM10

Yes, condition is everything. That being said, it has the potential of being a special car with a lot more research. How many of the previous cars are still around? Is the the second oldest surviving production Mustang or the sixth? Was it the first to have a particular option?

Then again, how did Ford verify this? I thought all the records were lost in a fire...