1992 GT 1220 origional miles!

dsblk93gt

dsblk93gt

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The guy I sold my '88 GT too with 39k miles sold it for $10k. Not sure what the verts go for nut thats a nice car for sure! Market is in the tubes right now though.
 
dsblk93gt

dsblk93gt

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BlackSabbath said:
It ended with no bids. I don't think even a 1200 mile, stock, black on black notch would command 16k in this market.
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The guy I sold my 88 GT too had a 13k mile black on black '92 notch. He paid $18k for it in '09. Then he sold it to someone else, and it sold a few months ago again for $20k.
 
BlackSabbath

BlackSabbath

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dsblk93gt said:
The guy I sold my 88 GT too had a 13k mile black on black '92 notch. He paid $18k for it in '09. Then he sold it to someone else, and it sold a few months ago again for $20k.
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$20k in this market??!!! That's pretty amazing. I have a 92 black on black notch with 46k original miles. H/C/I etc and over 10k in receipts from the previous owner. Very clear car. I paid less than half that. They are definitely getting harder and harder to find in good condition. :headbang:
 
dsblk93gt

dsblk93gt

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Yea, I have some pics of it. 100% bone stock with original mint tires and all. The unmolested cars go for crazy $$. That's why if you are looking to mod a car might as well guy one already modded and save a PILE of $$. I bought my 93 LX with $14k in mods for $2k less then I sold my 39k mile stock 88 GT LOL.
 
dsblk93gt

dsblk93gt

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1990_LX said:
LOL. Cool to see something so preserved....but not what I would buy a Mustang for.
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The only 2 vehicles of the 80's that have already became worth as much or more than new with low miles are the Mustang 5.0 and the Buick turbo cars (Regal T-Type, GN, GNX) and maybe toss the Turbo T/A in there. As fun as they are and easy to mod alot of people like stock cars like collectors or the people that wanted new ones in the 80's and were too young or could not afford them so they buy them now. It's like what happened with the 60's and 70's car but not that crazy "yet". I had (2) under 40k mile stock cars and sold them both. One was totalled (88LX) and I still got around $4k for it and the car went to Ontario Canada.

I sold the low mile cars and kept the modded one, it has already depreciated and been violated so no worries. :D
 
mustangls1

mustangls1

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low milage never captivated me as with numbers matching.its a car and i will enjoy it. hell i put 8k on the merkur in 4 months. but im different.i even mix and match manufactures in one car.
 
mustangls1

mustangls1

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cool ide do an ls but be neat to see. i never did it to prove or provoke just the ls is im my opinion the most powerful, simple engine out there right now.if i did a ford sb it be a cleveland with aftermarket heads.the most badass sbf ever in my opinion.
 
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