how much?
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how much?
well i am going to boot camp and decided i won't have time, a place to store my stang, or the money to restore it. how much do you think can i get for her? she's a 66 with a 289, i just got the heads ported and polished with a 3 angle valve job, the bottom end was done about 10,000 miles ago, i have a double roller timing chain and a different cam for her. she's red with white pony interior. she needs work and doesn't run, all the wires hoses under the hood need to be replaced. brand new tranny and almost new tires. she has all original parts and reciepts for almost all the work done to her.
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RE: how much?
Unless you need the money, why get rid of it?
Cant you through a tarp over it and leave it your folks?
I had my mustang at my folk’s house for 12 Years while I was in the Navy, and when I could finally bring it to where I lived, I did.
I grant you that My 65 2+2 has been in a constant stage of restoration for over 20 years, and it needed more restoration after being stored for that long. But I still have a mustang (I will never part with it) that is worth more $ now that I paid for it back then (1977).
Oh well, good luck with what ever decision you make, and best of Luck in the military.
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Cant you through a tarp over it and leave it your folks?
I had my mustang at my folk’s house for 12 Years while I was in the Navy, and when I could finally bring it to where I lived, I did.
I grant you that My 65 2+2 has been in a constant stage of restoration for over 20 years, and it needed more restoration after being stored for that long. But I still have a mustang (I will never part with it) that is worth more $ now that I paid for it back then (1977).
Oh well, good luck with what ever decision you make, and best of Luck in the military.
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RE: how much?
ORIGINAL: 65_2plus2
Unless you need the money, why get rid of it?
Cant you through a tarp over it and leave it your folks?
I had my mustang at my folk’s house for 12 Years while I was in the Navy, and when I could finally bring it to where I lived, I did.
I grant you that My 65 2+2 has been in a constant stage of restoration for over 20 years, and it needed more restoration after being stored for that long. But I still have a mustang (I will never part with it) that is worth more $ now that I paid for it back then (1977).
Oh well, good luck with what ever decision you make, and best of Luck in the military.
[sm=icon_cheers.gif]Cheers[sm=smiley20.gif]
Unless you need the money, why get rid of it?
Cant you through a tarp over it and leave it your folks?
I had my mustang at my folk’s house for 12 Years while I was in the Navy, and when I could finally bring it to where I lived, I did.
I grant you that My 65 2+2 has been in a constant stage of restoration for over 20 years, and it needed more restoration after being stored for that long. But I still have a mustang (I will never part with it) that is worth more $ now that I paid for it back then (1977).
Oh well, good luck with what ever decision you make, and best of Luck in the military.
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RE: how much?
ORIGINAL: Soaring
Now, if he would sell it to me for $2.00, I would gladly take it off his hands.
ORIGINAL: 65_2plus2
Unless you need the money, why get rid of it?
Cant you through a tarp over it and leave it your folks?
I had my mustang at my folk’s house for 12 Years while I was in the Navy, and when I could finally bring it to where I lived, I did.
I grant you that My 65 2+2 has been in a constant stage of restoration for over 20 years, and it needed more restoration after being stored for that long. But I still have a mustang (I will never part with it) that is worth more $ now that I paid for it back then (1977).
Oh well, good luck with what ever decision you make, and best of Luck in the military.
[sm=icon_cheers.gif]Cheers[sm=smiley20.gif]
Unless you need the money, why get rid of it?
Cant you through a tarp over it and leave it your folks?
I had my mustang at my folk’s house for 12 Years while I was in the Navy, and when I could finally bring it to where I lived, I did.
I grant you that My 65 2+2 has been in a constant stage of restoration for over 20 years, and it needed more restoration after being stored for that long. But I still have a mustang (I will never part with it) that is worth more $ now that I paid for it back then (1977).
Oh well, good luck with what ever decision you make, and best of Luck in the military.
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I'll double that and give you $4!!
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RE: how much?
ORIGINAL: Markstang1969
Cheapskate![:@]
I'll double that and give you $4!!
ORIGINAL: Soaring
Now, if he would sell it to me for $2.00, I would gladly take it off his hands.
ORIGINAL: 65_2plus2
Unless you need the money, why get rid of it?
Cant you through a tarp over it and leave it your folks?
I had my mustang at my folk’s house for 12 Years while I was in the Navy, and when I could finally bring it to where I lived, I did.
I grant you that My 65 2+2 has been in a constant stage of restoration for over 20 years, and it needed more restoration after being stored for that long. But I still have a mustang (I will never part with it) that is worth more $ now that I paid for it back then (1977).
Oh well, good luck with what ever decision you make, and best of Luck in the military.
[sm=icon_cheers.gif]Cheers[sm=smiley20.gif]
Unless you need the money, why get rid of it?
Cant you through a tarp over it and leave it your folks?
I had my mustang at my folk’s house for 12 Years while I was in the Navy, and when I could finally bring it to where I lived, I did.
I grant you that My 65 2+2 has been in a constant stage of restoration for over 20 years, and it needed more restoration after being stored for that long. But I still have a mustang (I will never part with it) that is worth more $ now that I paid for it back then (1977).
Oh well, good luck with what ever decision you make, and best of Luck in the military.
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I'll double that and give you $4!!
How's $5.50 sound?
You can get a general idea of a classics value on some of the online appraisal sites (www.nada.com), for one. Then just swing the price up or down, depending on its condition. Good luck!