I can't believe someone actually dropped $150k and bought one! I saw it on Rt 19 in the New Port Richey area of Florida. I'll tell you one thing it sure can't be very easy gettin in and outta that thing!!
ExCon said:I can't believe someone actually dropped $150k and bought one! I saw it on Rt 19 in the New Port Richey area of Florida. I'll tell you one thing it sure can't be very easy gettin in and outta that thing!!
ExCon said:I can't believe someone actually dropped $150k and bought one!
ExCon said:I can't believe someone actually dropped $150k and bought one! I saw it on Rt 19 in the New Port Richey area of Florida. I'll tell you one thing it sure can't be very easy gettin in and outta that thing!!
topless beach said:I'm fantasizing here, but would it fit a tall driver?
I had heard about dealers getting $250 for it, but that may be dealer propaganda. For $167 grand it's in Aston Martin territory, which is pretty good co.
Let's see...our houshold income is 135k and we can afford two 30k cars so all you need to make to justify a 170k car is about 400k annual income.
topless beach said:Let's see...our houshold income is 135k and we can afford two 30k cars so all you need to make to justify a 170k car is about 400k annual income.
Contrarian said:I'd venture the people who buy that car have a personal wealth of at least 5 Mil, if not much more.
topless beach said:You're right. A GT40 is probably not a daily driver. but wouldn't it be nice to have one of those waiting for you after a workday?
What's in your garage if you win that $205 mil lottery?
My first new car was an 84 GT. I loved that car--I believe that was the last year the GT had a carburetor. That engine was eager to run.Svtpilot said:1964 Fairlane Thunderbolt,1965 Shelby GT350, 1968 428CJ Mustang GT (fastback), 1969 Boss 302, 1985 Mustang GT (sentimental reasons,my first new car was an 85GT) 05 GT, 06 Shelby GT500,04 SVT Cobra (as my daily driver),a WWII era Willys Jeep ( Besides a gearhead I am a WWII buff.)
And an Expedition for the wife and for doing the family thing.