Barrett-Jackson

[welder4956]

Anyone recall seing this sale:

http://www.remarkablecars.com/ppads/showproduct.php/product/2135

This car was at the Mustang 40th Anniversary show in Nashville.

 

[Project 77]

That poor car has been passed around a lot. I saw it at Carlisle a few years ago and it had a 289 in it. Then, it was for sale in MI for $19K for a long time. $11k seems to be a decent price for the condition, and modifications made to the car.

 

[IICrazy]

still overpriced IMO

 

[MustangDuce]

That car was featured in Car Craft at some point. They have the lowdown online now www.carcraft.com/featuredvehicles/52478_1978_ford_mustang

 

[Steel Steeds]

The purchaser of that car at the BJ auction was a dealership, and they had the car in their "Showroom/Museum" for a while. It listed on eBay this summer, but didn't sell.

 

[parthos]

I've seen that car again, and the ultra smooth look is getting a bit dated. Plus the rims on that scream 1993. just my opinion.

 

[jeffnoel]

The was a stock 76 Coupe this year at the auction that sold for $7700, lot number 3.

http://www.barrett-jackson.com/apps...mberperpage=300&orderby=2&showfinalprice=true

 

[Wart]

Link to above

 

[78Mach1]

The was a stock 76 Coupe this year at the auction that sold for $7700, lot number 3.

http://www.barrett-jackson.com/apps...mberperpage=300&orderby=2&showfinalprice=true

http://forums.stangnet.com/showthread.php?t=681724

 

[MUSTANG J]

I've seen that car again, and the ultra smooth look is getting a bit dated. Plus the rims on that scream 1993. just my opinion.

You were talkin' about the last one. That was the orange car that was in Car Craft.
I agree!! I was going to roll pan my II, then I saw that one and changed my mind!
That car did have a bucket load of cash in it, and it was a bargin for what it went for. The engine likely cost more to build then the selling price of the car!
I kept my car very stock appearing, because stock never goes out of style