[jessy_is_rad]

yepp they can cost a lot but its worth every penny

the problem comes when you hafta split funds for college and the mustang

so far the mustang is winning i cant help it

[itschristorres8]

i saw a show, ppl spent $40k fixing cuda's and sold them for $100k and one guy has a purple cuda and was offered 2million yes 2million and didnt sell it...something about it being 1 in 14 that is convertable

[Horseshoeing]

Originally Posted by itschristorres8 my dad has a 1965 mustang with 21K in it but he had a problem with one engine but in total it was baout 20-21K he can easily sell it for double though those older cars are worth alot fixed up, u could get $50,000 for it if it runs good, low miles and is in good condition

Most Mustangs in A-1 shape don't get that kind of money. What makes your dads car worth 50k?

[cliff]

I bought my 67 coupe for 800 bucks and have spent more on the little things that you would not even think about in a restoration, than I will to have the motor rebuilt. There was absolutely no interior in my car. That little stuff like ignition switch, door locks, window cranks and door handles will empty your wallet quick.Have you priced a gas cap lately? how about the flip open ones?

[jessy_is_rad]

yepp this car is nickel an ddiming me to death...i dotn care though

its better than having an import

[Horseshoeing]

Is your car a V6 or is it a I6?

[jessy_is_rad]

v6

[Horseshoeing]

What year motor is in your mustang and what did it come from?

[raceruler03]

its very easy I put $5000 in my 73 in just the motor, I'm afraid to see what it'll cost me for a blower for it, but the 351 just isn't putting out enough hp for me, I want it to scream.

[jessy_is_rad]

acctually, i juuuuust bought it last week, im just going off of what the guy told me. i havent even had time to look under the hood or anything

it might just be an I6

its just sitting in my garage next to my racecars =[

[itschristorres8]

what doesnt make it worht that much?

ive seen 65 mustangs in slight worse shape then his with a 289 instead of a 302 and costed $45k

[Horseshoeing]

I don't know how much your dads car is worth, but from what you are telling us I don't see it. Its not stock. Most of the time a stock car is worth more if it is in A-1 shape. Check out 516,1965 Ford Mustang 2+2 Fastback H: $33,000.
This car is in excellent original condition. Point is I just don't see a non-stock Mustang going for $50,000. I am sure you dads car is very nice, but not $50,000 nice.


http://www.leakecarauction.com/line_...uction=TULSA06

[oldman]

How about $46,500.00 67 GTA, matching numbers, ground up restro,
yeah you can put your life savings in one. But you only go 'round once.

[jessy_is_rad]

yepp!

go big or go home

[Clutch]

Originally Posted by Horseshoeing Bossman........You know it will never stop there. $4,000, I don't think so.

Yeah. To get mine running right again would cost about $4,000~. To get it running with a good body would prolly get it up to about $10,000. To do everything I want to it, $45,000~ and my GF already knows I'm doing it.

The compromise was, she loves the 93 Thunderbird. It was her second car and she had it for years till the (rare, 4 wheel disc with ABS, V6) ABS took a shit on her. I told her once we get situated and have a place with a garage, I will hunt down a 93 T-Bird and, no matter the condition, build it up for her. Fully tuned V8, 5 speed trans, the works.
:award

[My67_fastback]

ive never got enough money in it, thats all i know. lols i will never be done with this car. always got more and more goals. hopefully i never go overboard and take her off the street.