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Posted by SEV7NS91GT (Member # 11694) on :
 
I want CAFORD opinions,ive been told ill never b able to sell my stang or at least get what i paid. Im interested in everyones opinion of how much u would pay or how much its worth. Opinions pls
Specs:

b&m short throw shifter,ford racing aluminum drive shaft,rebuilt differential with ford racing kit,3.73 gears and new axle,lowered with eibach springs,new head lights with clear corners,grant steering wheel,all new engine seals and gaskets,trick flow cam and lifters,new tranny with with ford racing kit, JBA headers,cold air intake,65mm bbk throttle body,bbk aluminum underdrive pulleys,new belts and tensioner,new power steering pump,new oversized alternator,new flywheel and ford racing clutch,new shifter cable and transition assembly,H-pipe with 2 chamber flows,cobra grill insert,with pony emblem,new push rods ,new paint job. Gt wing. Power windows,new tinted windows. Interior is ok. Black n red dash, with new white gauges.No tears on back seats front seats are ok off a 1996 cobra both leather   302 emblem,smoked tail lights,hid headlights, black n red 5.0 emblems all around.Monster tachometer Rpm gauge, Black pony wheels with red pony,red calipers and drums. Clifford alarm best there is, 1mile radious and self starter. Pioneer Bluetooth deck with USB iPod dock,6 new speakers,2 new amps and a 12. Sounds amazing,won't pass smog  has no cats.
 

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Posted by SEV7NS91GT (Member # 11694) on :
 
Here it is....





 

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Posted by Cobra 93-4992 (Member # 4992) on :
 
The market is soft, and people would rather pickup a bucket and build it themselves instead of taking over all the upgrades you have.

$3500 to 4500 depending on the person. GT's are not as strong as a coupe but yours is clean.

The ponies should be silver and not rattle canned. I'd stay away from the dark rims unless they are a more quality rim.

You never get what you put into it, so i'd say keep it unless your done with stangs.
 

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Posted by Smoked50 (Member # 9592) on :
 
I'd pay 4-4500 maybe after seeing it in person. If its as clean as it is in pics should be worth 4k easy
 

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Posted by 50Reasons (Member # 6452) on :
 
$3500 tops! Put some five lug and disc all the way around and then maybe $4500 with the right wheels
 

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Posted by triple b (Member # 8763) on :
 
5-6k allday its very hard to find clean foxes just go to any meet and ull see that ur car would stand out all day
 

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Posted by rayski25 (Member # 11363) on :
 
Don't sell it bro, one of the cleanest gts I've seen.
 

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Posted by Luke87GT (Member # 21) on :
 
I would do the following:

Get it smoggable - People are scared of cars that can't pass smog! You are reducing your buyer pool by selling it as a smog liability.

Take some very detailed pics

Post it on Ebay

Don't take a penny under $4000

Those Pony's color isn't helping either.

It is not a seller's market at this time so keep that in mind.
 

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Posted by RONIN (Member # 9987) on :
 
Yup.... Not a sellers market for sure. The economy is bad, gas prices are though he roof. It's all signs of hyper inflation and people are looking for fuel efficient cars and as for mustangs even if they are clean people won't pay what they would have 2 years ago.
 

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Posted by slow2v (Member # 9403) on :
 
cafords lowball price 2500
 

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Posted by a302juGRnuat (Member # 10163) on :
 
honestly, i wouldnt take any less than 4k...what i would do is post it for 5-5.5k and see where it goes.
 

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Posted by triple b (Member # 8763) on :
 
i laugh at 4k go find another like this for 4k locally
 

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Posted by a302juGRnuat (Member # 10163) on :
 
maybe the car really is worth 5-6k but i seriously doubt he can sell it for that much just cuz of our current state. but thats just my opinion but if you can get that much than awesomelol.
 

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Posted by 92LxHatch (Member # 11387) on :
 

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Originally posted by triple b:
5-6k allday its very hard to find clean foxes just go to any meet and ull see that ur car would stand out all day

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Originally posted by Luke87GT:
I would do the following:

Get it smoggable - People are scared of cars that can't pass smog! You are reducing your buyer pool by selling it as a smog liability.

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^this! I personally wouldnt buy a car that does not pass smog. As a buyer, this would have me turning around. I hear how people have a terrible time passing smog. Why would I want to deal with that? just my opinion as a buyer, but the car does look great. Good luck
 

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Posted by Sco Cuddie (Member # 6757) on :
 
If you are interested in selling, I'm interested in buying. Give me a shout.
 

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Posted by slocobra (Member # 6311) on :
 
Car seems pretty clean but damn the wheels are killing it, just put them back to silver and that thing should sell better. i would do the wheels smog it and ask 5000-5500 obo. Probably end up selling around 4500-5000 to a mustang guy
 

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Posted by triple b (Member # 8763) on :
 
you shouldn't but a fox if you dont know how to change a offroad pipe for a stock catted....just my two cents
 

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Posted by SEV7NS91GT (Member # 11694) on :
 
Thanx for all the opinions and suggestions. Really appreciate it. Not looking to sell just looking to see how much its worth. And Smog shouldn b important cuz it can easily b fixed.
 

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Posted by Luke87GT (Member # 21) on :
 

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Originally posted by triple b:
you shouldn't but a fox if you dont know how to change a offroad pipe for a stock catted....just my two cents

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Originally posted by Luke87GT:

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Originally posted by triple b:
you shouldn't but a fox if you don't know how to change a off-road pipe for a stock catted....just my two cents

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That's completely beside the point.

The car will need to be smogged. The vast majority of buyers will prefer this to be done by the seller (not just to save on the hassle/cost of getting it smogged but ALSO to prove that it can actually pass. Why would I take that chance and risk having to do smog repairs because it can't pass smog)

For 2500 I might take that chance, but for 4500 I will not.

I'm just telling you what most potential buyers are thinking and nothing more.

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Originally posted by Luke87GT:
[QUOTE]The car will need to be smogged. The vast majority of buyers will prefer this to be done by the seller (not just to save on the hassle/cost of getting it smogged but ALSO to prove that it can actually pass. Why would I take that chance and risk having to do smog repairs because it can't pass smog)

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Originally posted by triple b:
^ i will be sure to tell the local police they need to enforce this law! lol nobody thought chevelles and camaros and fastbacks would be worth 30k either times are changing so is the price of my fox!

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Originally posted by Marks93:

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Originally posted by Luke87GT:
[QUOTE]The car will need to be smogged. The vast majority of buyers will prefer this to be done by the seller (not just to save on the hassle/cost of getting it smogged but ALSO to prove that it can actually pass. Why would I take that chance and risk having to do smog repairs because it can't pass smog)

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The seller of the vehicle is <b>required</b> to smog the vehicle before selling it.
I just sold my 86gt and bought a 90gt I didn't have to smog my 86gt to sell it and the previous owner of the 90gt. Didn't smog before the transaction either only in the title change was smogging the car nessissary and it's the new owners responsibility in my experience last week
This is from the DMV website........
When selling a California registered vehicle, the registered owner of record must:

•Provide the purchaser with evidence of a valid smog certification, if applicable.
Smog certificates are good for 90 days from the date of inspection. The smog certification is not required if the owner or buyer signs a statement that smog certification was submitted with renewal fees within 90 days prior to the transfer date (a vehicle inspection report may be required for proof of certification).

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Posted by 86- 50 (Member # 4723) on :
 
And where was the fresh paint from?
 

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Posted by SEV7NS91GT (Member # 11694) on :
 

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Originally posted by 86- 50:
And where was the fresh paint from?

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