Wow just wow
12-26-2008, 10:41 PM
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Wow just wow
When i bought my car i paid 2800 dollars and it came with a pair of NOS bumpers i immediately sold for 500 bucks, so i realistically paid 2300, my dad keep telling me that was still too much. because of the inner rockers being GONE
then last night he was discussing the car with someone in a bar who restores mustangs (if you are a subscriber on here let me know) and said he would have paid at least 6 grand, and would trade me a Fully Restored, pristine, rust free 68 fastback for mine the way it sits....
now half the reason i bought the car was for the experience that in my opinion is simply irreplaceable. but this trade seems almost too good to pass up, there has to be a catch....
what do you think
btw, i would never trade my car, im just thinking about what could be wrong with a deal like that other than it being a high optioned car and his car is (un)integral
then last night he was discussing the car with someone in a bar who restores mustangs (if you are a subscriber on here let me know) and said he would have paid at least 6 grand, and would trade me a Fully Restored, pristine, rust free 68 fastback for mine the way it sits....
now half the reason i bought the car was for the experience that in my opinion is simply irreplaceable. but this trade seems almost too good to pass up, there has to be a catch....
what do you think
btw, i would never trade my car, im just thinking about what could be wrong with a deal like that other than it being a high optioned car and his car is (un)integral
12-26-2008, 10:54 PM
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Location: San Diego, CA
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Either something is terribly wrong with the fastback, or he really wants a convertible, which are valuable when restored. The only other thing I could think of is its a car from the unique auctions and therefore doesn't have a vin #
