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Old 11-26-2006, 09:56 PM   #2
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Default Re: How classic mustangs vary in price by location?

Your are pretty much always going to be able to get a nicer mustang down south (or another rust free area) than up north/the rust belt. A 65 coupe up here in minnesota, lets say for $5000, might have some rust in the normal places, where as down south for $5k you could probably get a rust free car. There is really no exact number, as there are too many variables in old cars. Why are you asking this by the way?
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