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this may be obvious but, subtract the known number of mach1s (1039) and you're that much closer to the answer (5387).

future values could go up if this is documented. remember the yenko, dana, or the baldwin camaros, nova, and vettes?

yes, as rare as they are, i really was surprised today to see two verts in the parking lot of the ford dealer i work at. i wish i would have paid attention to how many we sold new. it is a large place but i would bet we sold only one or two at the most. i drive an 04 mach1 but do appreciate all...

awesome looking car in crimson. i wish i could afford to buy one and just put it away in dry storage and keep driving my comp. orange mach1. imo, these annv. cars look absolutely great with the stripes removed. i get the feeling that these cars will fall in to the same catagory as say, the 90'...

i think that the mach1s will continue to depreciate at the same speed that you have stated for the next couple of years. all the excitement now is on the 05 stangs coming out. look too at the prices on bullitts now. after the 05 excitement (i'm talking general public, i personally don't care for...

and the number is ...........................cm , bright tangerine , 1996 mustang . i'm sure that local paint dealer can mix this for you . good luck .

i'll try to get it for you on monday . check back on mon. evening .

one difference with catmanjj's car and the f-bodies in his area could be the elevation. if they go to atco, they're right at sea level. from what i understand, that alone is good for a couple tenths.

lorain ohio. 2003 gt (for sale), 91 lx hatch w/22k miles , 87 gt 55k miles mint , 87 lx coupe street/strip car .