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05-14-2002, 08:30 PM
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You'd be way better off selling it as stock as possible. I can't advise you on what you should try selling it for, but with that kinda mileage, I'd be expecting in excess of 10k. Since you've modded the car, it's not going to be worth as much. If you mod it more, it'll be worth a lot less.
You have a collector's car. The average guy buying a Mustang GT isn't gonna pay the premium to have one with so little mileage, and it wasn't a wise choice to modify a collector car at all, really. Since you did, make the best of it by keeping it as stock as you can. Ebaymotors might be a good place to sell. I've seen several low mileage fox's go for outrageous amounts. |
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