ronnie36

Been looking for a newer model Mustang. I came across a 2004 GT 40th year made. I have no idea of how many of these were produced but does anyone think they will become collectible? This is my second Stang my first being a 1969 GT. I found the 69 back in 1987 before the muscle car craze and bought it for $2,500.00. Put about 10K into restoration but I am sure it is worth more than $12,500.00 I have in it. Any ideas on the 2004 and its collectabilty? Tanks, Eric

H0SS302

Thats like asking if your poop is going to be brown or green....ya just dont know.


I doubt it though, way to many produced.

sonicx

2004 Mustangs BY COLOR
Color Name Paint Code Units Sold
Black UA 22,094
Silver Metallic YN 19,755
Redfire G2 19,068
Dark Shadow Grey CX 18,415
Oxford White Z1 16,846
Torch Red D3 15,935
Sonic Blue SN 9,036
Screaming Yellow D6 7,501
Competition Orange CY 6,426
Crimson Red (40th Anniv only) FX 4,529
Azure Blue(Mach I only) L5 1,309
Mysti-Chrome G6 993
TOTAL 141,907 Sold

mrtstang

Lol Hoss! Mine is a 04 gt as well, but i'm not crossing my fingers on this one.

sonicx

I do kinda think that a lower mileage GT which is complete stock will be a collectable in maybe 40 50 years from now (if there's any still around). Because not too many people keep the miles off these GT's and/or don't MOD them. And do to those facts is why i think yes, under certain conditions.

Your better bet for "new edge" collectable's if you want to call it that is 03-04 Mach 1's & Cobra's.

kugzgt

anything can be a "collectible". take a look at the idiots that collect beanie babies. /thread

sonicx

Wasn't that more of a fade them collectable? Because there all worthless now aren't they.

Franchi

I very much doubt it will be considered collectible. Too many of them made. Drive it and enjoy it.


The only ones I really see being considered collectible in the far future are limited production editions.

cliffyk

In 50 years...

Rockwell28

2003 Centennial Edition all in black.

717 coupes
1323 converts

http://www.themustangsource.com/time...4/03/100th.htm

http://www.mach1registry.com/news/FORD100.htm