MaxEvian

If I was him I wouldn't call you back. Those blue book prices aren't that reliable. Prices vary from location to location. Rust has a huge effect on price. If his is mint w/o rust and he is the original owner that carries more weight with me. Now if the owner is a teenager I would walk away from it. Low balling a guy on the first day he puts it in the papers isn't a good idea. I would have asked him what is the best he would do given this and that.

a_penquin

Sounds like he thinks hes sitting on gold

greeneyedgirl

I think it's a pretty good price (i paid a bit more for my 92 and I ended up having to put a bunch of money into it)...

orions_knight

hmmm..so a few different opinions here and there. aight guys, once again thanks for the advice. i didnt mean any disrespect by low-balling but i guess ur right MaxEvian. time will tell tho. i know being patient is the key. i couldnt tell if he was a teenager or not. he said he owns a shop and sells alot of them, kinda like buys and flips em.
he said no rust, all original, never beat on/raced/modified, 2nd owner, new paint, great clutch, no service records, original miles, new headlights. said he works on them all the time tho and knows the market will bring more than the $4,000 i offered. like i said, time will tell.
maybe its not for me tho, some friends of the family own a mustang shop in Byron, GA (Mustang Central), and im just planning on going 347 stroker n/a with the works while im on deployment so i have a fresh rice killer waiting for me when i get home

Fox23

sounds like its a good buy for the price.. and he seems like he knows what hes talking about. Id say take a look at it, take it for a drive and decide from there.

tinman

I will concur with primetime on that deal.
KKB really isn't that relaible........

orions_knight

"KKB really isn't that relaible"

yah who new the nations leading authority on vehicle values wasnt that good at their job anyway. lol

primetime5.0

they arent.. market value is a lot higher than the crap figure they come up with

reznap

Car looks really great for a 91 and 89k miles is low for a car that's almost 20 years old... Doesn't matter if you're talking about a Mustang or any other car. I think 4,500 would be a good deal for that much unmolested car, especially if it's free of rust and the paint's nice.

RODRIGUEZ

Thats not bad for the condition and mileage, don't worry about the rust if its a California car which most likely it is.