Which is worth the most???
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From: Australia
RE: Which is worth the most???
ORIGINAL: Aussie66Fastback
lighten up fellas...he's apologised for the attitude already
ORIGINAL: Galactusz
I was thinking the very same thing.
He states the knows more about Mustangs than most people in here.
Man, when I was his age, thought I knew everything myself, but as years passed by, and was exposed to all kinds of other life changing experiences, I came to the conclussion, that I really didn't know a damn thing in my teens.
Kids these days.
He'll agree with me in twenty years time, trust me.
ORIGINAL: Dan66
Your age explains your attitude. Hopefully you'll grow to see how your "just want to make money off these things" sounds to enthusiats.
Let me ask you this, though: if you have so little money to work with, how is a 17 year-old paying for a brand new truck and all these other Mustangs?
Your age explains your attitude. Hopefully you'll grow to see how your "just want to make money off these things" sounds to enthusiats.
Let me ask you this, though: if you have so little money to work with, how is a 17 year-old paying for a brand new truck and all these other Mustangs?
He states the knows more about Mustangs than most people in here.
Man, when I was his age, thought I knew everything myself, but as years passed by, and was exposed to all kinds of other life changing experiences, I came to the conclussion, that I really didn't know a damn thing in my teens.
Kids these days.
He'll agree with me in twenty years time, trust me.
Thread Starter
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Joined: Oct 2006
Posts: 1,278
From: CA
RE: Which is worth the most???
ORIGINAL: atomsk680
yea, you are, im only 18 but i dont have this attitude.
o yea, i posted that 8 hours before you posted about your truck, and no, im not jelous of your little business.
unless your repairing all the rust on the chassis then i would feel bad by selling it to other people.
ORIGINAL: david01130
wow dude. The only thing that my dad has boughten was the truck. I put a 5K lift on it from the money i have earned off the stangs. Dont be telling me Im spoiled. Im smart and know how to invest. I laugh when people think Im rich because in a way I can be considered for a 17 year old. What are you jealous cuz I know how to make money off these when people tell me I cant?
and now Im only returning attitude with attitude so blame it because Im 17.
ORIGINAL: atomsk680
i was just thinking the same thing. dipping in daddies money pit arnt ya?[8D]
ORIGINAL: Dan66
Your age explains your attitude. Hopefully you'll grow to see how your "just want to make money off these things" sounds to enthusiats.
Let me ask you this, though: if you have so little money to work with, how is a 17 year-old paying for a brand new truck and all these other Mustangs?
Your age explains your attitude. Hopefully you'll grow to see how your "just want to make money off these things" sounds to enthusiats.
Let me ask you this, though: if you have so little money to work with, how is a 17 year-old paying for a brand new truck and all these other Mustangs?
and now Im only returning attitude with attitude so blame it because Im 17.
o yea, i posted that 8 hours before you posted about your truck, and no, im not jelous of your little business.
unless your repairing all the rust on the chassis then i would feel bad by selling it to other people.
Thread Starter
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Joined: Oct 2006
Posts: 1,278
From: CA
RE: Which is worth the most???
ORIGINAL: Galactusz
I was thinking the very same thing.
He states that he knows more about Mustangs than most people in here.
Man, when I was his age, thought I knew everything myself, but as years passed by, and was exposed to all kinds of other life changing experiences, I came to the conclussion, that I really didn't know a damn thing in my teens.
Kids these days.
He'll agree with me in twenty years time, trust me.
ORIGINAL: Dan66
Your age explains your attitude. Hopefully you'll grow to see how your "just want to make money off these things" sounds to enthusiats.
Let me ask you this, though: if you have so little money to work with, how is a 17 year-old paying for a brand new truck and all these other Mustangs?
Your age explains your attitude. Hopefully you'll grow to see how your "just want to make money off these things" sounds to enthusiats.
Let me ask you this, though: if you have so little money to work with, how is a 17 year-old paying for a brand new truck and all these other Mustangs?
He states that he knows more about Mustangs than most people in here.
Man, when I was his age, thought I knew everything myself, but as years passed by, and was exposed to all kinds of other life changing experiences, I came to the conclussion, that I really didn't know a damn thing in my teens.
Kids these days.
He'll agree with me in twenty years time, trust me.
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RE: Which is worth the most???
It is quite obvious you are not a classic Mustang enthusiasist, but a used car salesman who obviously doesn't know jack about classic mustangs. We have witnessed guys crying because they have had to sell their classics they spent their life's blood restoring, then had to sell because of family tragedies. These old classics are not commodities, they are as much a part of our families as are our dogs and cats. You have obviously come to the wrong forum to brag about your profits you have made by buying and selling classic Mustangs. Maybe someday you will grow up and understand.
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Joined: Dec 2005
Posts: 3,806
From: DFW
RE: Which is worth the most???
ORIGINAL: Soaring
It is quite obvious you are not a classic Mustang enthusiasist, but a used car salesman who obviously doesn't know jack about classic mustangs. We have witnessed guys crying because they have had to sell their classics they spent their life's blood restoring, then had to sell because of family tragedies. These old classics are not commodities, they are as much a part of our families as are our dogs and cats. You have obviously come to the wrong forum to brag about your profits you have made by buying and selling classic Mustangs. Maybe someday you will grow up and understand.
It is quite obvious you are not a classic Mustang enthusiasist, but a used car salesman who obviously doesn't know jack about classic mustangs. We have witnessed guys crying because they have had to sell their classics they spent their life's blood restoring, then had to sell because of family tragedies. These old classics are not commodities, they are as much a part of our families as are our dogs and cats. You have obviously come to the wrong forum to brag about your profits you have made by buying and selling classic Mustangs. Maybe someday you will grow up and understand.
well said glen
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Posts: 1,278
From: CA
RE: Which is worth the most???
ORIGINAL: Soaring
It is quite obvious you are not a classic Mustang enthusiasist, but a used car salesman who obviously doesn't know jack about classic mustangs. We have witnessed guys crying because they have had to sell their classics they spent their life's blood restoring, then had to sell because of family tragedies. These old classics are not commodities, they are as much a part of our families as are our dogs and cats. You have obviously come to the wrong forum to brag about your profits you have made by buying and selling classic Mustangs. Maybe someday you will grow up and understand.
It is quite obvious you are not a classic Mustang enthusiasist, but a used car salesman who obviously doesn't know jack about classic mustangs. We have witnessed guys crying because they have had to sell their classics they spent their life's blood restoring, then had to sell because of family tragedies. These old classics are not commodities, they are as much a part of our families as are our dogs and cats. You have obviously come to the wrong forum to brag about your profits you have made by buying and selling classic Mustangs. Maybe someday you will grow up and understand.
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RE: Which is worth the most???
ORIGINAL: Soaring
It is quite obvious you are not a classic Mustang enthusiasist, but a used car salesman who obviously doesn't know jack about classic mustangs. We have witnessed guys crying because they have had to sell their classics they spent their life's blood restoring, then had to sell because of family tragedies. These old classics are not commodities, they are as much a part of our families as are our dogs and cats. You have obviously come to the wrong forum to brag about your profits you have made by buying and selling classic Mustangs. Maybe someday you will grow up and understand.
It is quite obvious you are not a classic Mustang enthusiasist, but a used car salesman who obviously doesn't know jack about classic mustangs. We have witnessed guys crying because they have had to sell their classics they spent their life's blood restoring, then had to sell because of family tragedies. These old classics are not commodities, they are as much a part of our families as are our dogs and cats. You have obviously come to the wrong forum to brag about your profits you have made by buying and selling classic Mustangs. Maybe someday you will grow up and understand.
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RE: Which is worth the most???
i hate to break it to him hes 17 he doesnt own anything most of us restore the cars to keep half the fun to me is rebuilding them seeing how things work and btw i work for a carlot old cars with high price tags dont sell fast most people want a new car thinking is more relieable
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RE: Which is worth the most???
ORIGINAL: Soaring
Now that we have that all figured out what you meant by "Restore", then it may be possible to "Fix-Up" an old Mustang to sell for a quick profit to unknowing buyers who don't really know what they are buying. I don't know of any members on this forum who buy a Mustang to fix it up to resell it right away. If I had that mindset, I would buy a rusted out Coupe, repair the obvious mechanical things, slap some Bondo on the rusty holes, and have MAACO slap on a coat of paint. We just have too much respect for our Mustangs to do that, and disdain anyone who takes that route. If you were to completely "Restore" a Mustang, then you will be out more money than you have in it right after you finish "Restoring" it. That is a given, and agreed on by all Mustang owners that I know who have "Restored" their cars. Good luck with your endeavor to make money on classic Mustangs.
Now that we have that all figured out what you meant by "Restore", then it may be possible to "Fix-Up" an old Mustang to sell for a quick profit to unknowing buyers who don't really know what they are buying. I don't know of any members on this forum who buy a Mustang to fix it up to resell it right away. If I had that mindset, I would buy a rusted out Coupe, repair the obvious mechanical things, slap some Bondo on the rusty holes, and have MAACO slap on a coat of paint. We just have too much respect for our Mustangs to do that, and disdain anyone who takes that route. If you were to completely "Restore" a Mustang, then you will be out more money than you have in it right after you finish "Restoring" it. That is a given, and agreed on by all Mustang owners that I know who have "Restored" their cars. Good luck with your endeavor to make money on classic Mustangs.