Monch

#1 would be cool to own, but you'd have to garage it for awhile before you could turn a profit. if you aren't into cobras, and don't want to wait 10 years, dont buy it, and if you do buy it, because its #1, driving it around alot will quickly ruin any special collectability down the road.

David_K

it would have to last 15-20 years first before it was worth anything

stangy004

id rather have the last one then u know they already worked out the kinks on the others haha

BraMas

If it where someone else asking the question I would say no way. But given I know you have the $ and the ability to store a car like that I say go for it. But IMO it will more than 20 years before you are able to sell it for a big profit.

stang2000

Abused. I've never abused, er ran my GT hard, lol oh wait, that's why she's still in the shop, lol, my bad.

I'm thinking 35K is too much, but then I have more in my car. Damn that's sickening.

Lynxs960

Definetly somthing to look at for a collector.......in about 15-20 years . If I had the money and what not I would.

David_K

Ill think about maybe offering 30K for it. i mean thats what i paid for my yellow saleen. but the red is so pretty and ive never owned a red car.

StickShifty

last i checked, that applies to all mustangs

if you have the money, dont care that you are laying 35k down, and have the room to store it, then YES i would def buy it. it will def be worth money way down the road.

stangy004

think about it how much is a 95 cobra r worth its almost 12 years old they made 200 of them and i could pick one up for 25,000

Matts00GT

If you're thinking of a car as an investment, you're crazy. On any mustang, whether it be cobra R, Cobra, new shelby, etc. You will never get your money back.

Buy the car, but drive it. Enjoy it. Dont let it rot in a garage.