How much should I try to sell for?
#1
04-18-2007 | 10:15 AM
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How much should I try to sell for?
Thinking about selling my car...maybe get something different.
-1995 3.8L
-49,000 Miles
-Chrome 17" fr500 rims (DD)
-SS Bumper Inserts
-CDC Side Scoops
-Mac Exhaust
-Some Interior Things
-2 10" Subs
Should I sell it with the rims? Probably not the subs.
Thanks for your opinion...kbb only gives it a value at like $4000 in excellent condition.
-1995 3.8L
-49,000 Miles
-Chrome 17" fr500 rims (DD)
-SS Bumper Inserts
-CDC Side Scoops
-Mac Exhaust
-Some Interior Things
-2 10" Subs
Should I sell it with the rims? Probably not the subs.
Thanks for your opinion...kbb only gives it a value at like $4000 in excellent condition.
#4
04-18-2007 | 10:45 AM
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Posts: 3,556
From: Dayton, OH
Thinking about selling my car...maybe get something different.
-1995 3.8L
-49,000 Miles
-Chrome 17" fr500 rims (DD)
-SS Bumper Inserts
-CDC Side Scoops
-Mac Exhaust
-Some Interior Things
-2 10" Subs
Should I sell it with the rims? Probably not the subs.
Thanks for your opinion...kbb only gives it a value at like $4000 in excellent condition.
-1995 3.8L
-49,000 Miles
-Chrome 17" fr500 rims (DD)
-SS Bumper Inserts
-CDC Side Scoops
-Mac Exhaust
-Some Interior Things
-2 10" Subs
Should I sell it with the rims? Probably not the subs.
Thanks for your opinion...kbb only gives it a value at like $4000 in excellent condition.
Just set it out where a lot of people can see it and see what happens.
Then again, My 01 GT with 60K miles is nottttttt selling.
#5
04-18-2007 | 01:02 PM
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From: Northern Virginia
If it's only 49000 miles on original engine and the paint is in decent condition (no heavy swirls, no oxidation, no scratches, dents, etc.) and all your mods were done tastefully, I bet you might get 6-7K out of it.
Just set it out where a lot of people can see it and see what happens.
Then again, My 01 GT with 60K miles is nottttttt selling.
Just set it out where a lot of people can see it and see what happens.
Then again, My 01 GT with 60K miles is nottttttt selling.
#6
04-18-2007 | 01:42 PM
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From: Ft Wayne, IN
If it's only 49000 miles on original engine and the paint is in decent condition (no heavy swirls, no oxidation, no scratches, dents, etc.) and all your mods were done tastefully, I bet you might get 6-7K out of it.
Just set it out where a lot of people can see it and see what happens.
Then again, My 01 GT with 60K miles is nottttttt selling.
Just set it out where a lot of people can see it and see what happens.
Then again, My 01 GT with 60K miles is nottttttt selling.
His car is a V6, no way hes getting 6-7K. Honestly I would be shocked if you got even close to that. I would say your doing awesome to get 4K.
#7
04-18-2007 | 01:48 PM
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V6 with only 49k.... Trust me, there are plenty of people who would spend anywhere between 5 and 7k.. Not Mustang enthusiast like us, but someone would spend that..
#8
04-18-2007 | 01:51 PM
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From: Ft Wayne, IN
#9
04-18-2007 | 03:35 PM
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i am feelin ya man...my 04 six with 26k isnt selling at 13,500...just 600 over kbb...i am getting desperate having the GT in the garage
#10
04-18-2007 | 03:38 PM
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Completely off topic much...? Im sure that was meant as a joke, but it's so annoying..
Anyway, the market for new edges is in an off place right now.. The market is more towards the 05+ Mustangs and the original SN95's.. The same thing happened to the SN95's when the new edges came out..
Anyway, the market for new edges is in an off place right now.. The market is more towards the 05+ Mustangs and the original SN95's.. The same thing happened to the SN95's when the new edges came out..
#12
04-19-2007 | 09:58 AM
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Mods dont add value to a car at all. I never pay more then what its worth in KBB. There is no reason too as when you go to sell it no one will offer more for it then its worth (rarely).
List it for $4,500 without the stereo mods and be happy. What car are you looking to get anyhow?
List it for $4,500 without the stereo mods and be happy. What car are you looking to get anyhow?
#14
04-19-2007 | 01:09 PM
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From: California
J/k, but seriously, NO srt-4's!
#16
04-19-2007 | 01:27 PM
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From: Ft Wayne, IN
The SRT-4 is a great car man assuming its in your budget. If you are looking for cheap fwd fun check out the Nissan Sentra SER Spec V. I had one a while back and it was a very fun car to drive, handled great, plenty quick, nice car overall. 02-04 can be easily had for around 10K and for the older ones under that.
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