Same question as Dusst...

[RedDaemon]

-Location: New York
-99 Mustang GT w/ almost 90k
-No problems/leaks
-Engine not messed with except for new plugs and COPS
-Aftermarket Midpipe and Catback (Still have original midpipe tho)

-It has a lot of road rash on the front due to its age however I will be having the whole car wetsanded this spring for about 250 bucks. It will make the paint beautiful

-Aftermarket Deck with Subs with a rear seat delete. I have all of the parts to put the rear seat back in

-MGW Shifter (I think i have the stocker still somewhere)

-Steeda Springs (Still have stockers)

-The passenger door does have ripples in it from a deer plowing into the side of it (Happened after 2 months of me having the car )

lmk what you guys think. Thanks

-Oh yeah, there are some rust spots in the water chutes in the trunk that i will be taking care of before i would sell it

 

[Crzyhrse]

The value of it will increase if you take those horse decals off the side of it.

 

[Matt's 03 GT]

Why in the world would you want to wetsand that car? It would likely be fine with a good detail... Are there a bunch of deep scratches?

 

[StangYellow]

Wetsanding is for paint that has been faded due to dirt and other contaminants in the clear coat. Wet sanding brings the clear down a little, and is then polished. You do not need to have this wet sanded

 

[RedDaemon]

the front begs to differ

the front has seen better days:

it would need to be wetsanded if i remove the decals, the paint has faded

just assume good condition of paint

 

[Matt's 03 GT]

If those chips are through the paint then you need to repaint... not sand. Sanding will remove lots of paint and cause problems in the future. Bottom line: on most new factory clear coat there is never a good reason to wetsand.

You can polish the paint with a rotary or PC buffer and get very dramatic results... especially on red.

Good luck either way,

Matt

 

[RedDaemon]

i value your input, but, what about a price?

 

[the98stang]

$6800-7000

 

[flyboy86]

You're up northernish, so I'd wait to sell it in the spring, when the demand for sports cars goes up. Nobody wants to buy a mustang at the onset of winter. On the flipside, autumn is a great time to buy which is why i'm a happy camper right now.

 

[RedDaemon]

oh yea i dont plan on selling it till the spring if i do