i want to sell my car when i get out of high school and either get a 1966 fastback or a 99-04 GT. how much would a 2001 gt low miles cost? i already know the person with the fastback. i know tis will porbally get moved but thought i would ask it anyway

 

most likely around 13K, that's if you're selling it yourself and the right buyer comes around, but to a dealership goodluck, they bought my dads 1998 explorer for 2K

 

www.kbb.com

 

There's an 01 Bullet near me with only like 35K miles on it for about 13K so ya, between 12K-15K is what you should exepect depending on miles and condition. I'd sell your car privately, even Carmax would only offer me 3K for my car when Kelly Blue Book^^^ said that my car should be worth at least 5K to a dealer even after I got in the car crash. Lucky for me, a neighbor who just turned 16 may buy my car for the 6,500 that I payed for it when I got it a year and a half ago. KBB says its worth about that still so thats what I'm asking...from friends at least. 7K i my prcie to strangers, and lucky for me, there is a lot of people looking at my car. But i wont sell it till I have something else to drive. I might buy that Bullett,lol. Jsut keep an eye on autotrader, Craig's List, eBay, and our private sales section.

 

I was thinking. I should have gotten like a 99-04 sixer that was only like 5grand, then put down a 3 grand payment, and use the rest of the loan i would get (hopefully like one for 12grand) and then sink that into the car. That way, the loan would be covered under my insurence, and i would have some good money for a new engine and possibly F/I or supporting mods. I wonder if that would have worked...

 

the gt will cost less than the 66 if it's in good condition. the value on those oldies skyrocked.

 

^^^oh ya...that too.lol. Lets just say the money I put into my 69 could have bought me an 05 GT

 

Other than those pistons and the slightly smaller carb your Mach 1 sounds similar to my friend's 69 Coupe. With the money he spent restoring it he could've bought a Terminator but you can't think about it like that. Old school cars are extremely bad *** and the attention you get is great. Every time we pull in somewhere everyone always wants to look at his ride.

 

Most people who restore classics could have probably bought a nice house for the money they spent on the car. I plan on getting a 1969 Boss 429 and restoring one of them.