kdrshocker

i know it's not an 08 but..

i posted this in the classics but in know there are a few guys out there with older mustangs in their sigs... please only respond if you ACTUALLY know something about the older cars, not just "yea buy it, i've always wanted one..."


i need to know if this is a good deal...

66 mustang sprint edition,

-all chrome and mustang emblems
-motor and transmission( Sprint Straight Six& C4 transmission )
-all interior
-radio
-hubcaps
all brakes just rebuilt and replaced, the electrical is new also and all guages

$4000

howarmat

yea buy it, i've always wanted one...

boochy

yea buy it, i've always wanted one...

kdrshocker

ha......ha......ha...... (sarcasm) anyone else?

hammeron

pass

Burnsy

i think you will get a better and more informed response in the classic section


oh wait never mind soaring isn't here anymore......


duck! [:@][:@][:@]

mortman

What happened to soaring? i miss his knoladge

Burnsy

his mod powers were revoked and he then flipped out, started a goodbye thread that ended up being like 30 pages long in only a couple hours, and never returned.

someone followed him over to another forum though, I don't know which one, but a bunch of the classic guys should know

exx1976

I'd say that's a good price if the body is straight.

There's a local guy here that has a FL car that was brough up here several years ago and never put on the road. It's been in a barn for the past 5 years, taken out every summer to be washed, and then put back.

It's exactly the same thing - 66 coupe, straight 6, automatic.. He's asking $5800 for it.

I prefer the fastbacks, but if you want it, then yes, that's a good price. Coincientally, I was just looking at a classic car buyer's value book tonight at barnes & noble, and it said that a 66 I6 coupe in "parts condition" is worth $1040, then the next step up, basically a project car, was worth somewhere in the $3k range, then the next step was a decent running, whole car, was $5100, then it went to $10k, then $15k, then $22k for a showroom condition one.

You decide where that one falls, but from the pics, it's definitely worth $4k if it runs and everything is functional and it's not loaded with bondo and/or rust..

r3velation

not a mustang, but my dad bought a 1969 pontiac gto judge edition. it was gonna be mine when i turned 18, but me being the douchebag, and being somewhat ignorant about cars...passed on the offer. only because i was weeks away from picking up an 03 cobra. then ended up getting an 01 ml320 (mom's car) and drove it for a couple years and finally ended up with an 08 gt.

it's totally not relevant, but i sometimes wish i made the right move.