35th Anniv How much are 35th worth?

[Red9935thGT]

Hey, I was looking around for cars on the internet today, trying to find either a Mach 1 or 03/04 cobra, and that got me thinking, if I actually get one of those ill have to sell the 35th probably, but how much could I get for it. So what do you guys think one in PERFECT, and I mean perfect, condition would be worth? Only downside is I have alot of miles on mine, around 70,000.

 

[35th Anniv LE]

go to WWW.NADA.COM ....

Under "Muscle Cars" they list 99 Limited Editions at $10,200 (low retail) to $14,975 (high retail) for coupes and $11,525 to $17,100 for 'verts.

 

[goshia]

I found a V6 with good paint, no body damage, great interior and 115,000 miles on her for $2,500...

 

[35th Anniv LE]

If it's a V6 it's not a Limited Edition . . . .

This site tells you about the LE: http://www.mustang35th.com/facts.html

 

[#1922]

It's worth whatever somebody is willing to pay for it. I was looking at getting a Mach 1 also and would need to sell my 35th. I have about 66K on mine and was looking to sell for about 8-9K. Check out E-bay and some of the prices that people have paid. I think private seller is the way to go to get the most out of your car. Good luck and keep us updated.

 

[Red9935thGT]

It's worth whatever somebody is willing to pay for it. I was looking at getting a Mach 1 also and would need to sell my 35th. I have about 66K on mine and was looking to sell for about 8-9K. Check out E-bay and some of the prices that people have paid. I think private seller is the way to go to get the most out of your car. Good luck and keep us updated.

Jeese, I'm sure you can get alot more then 8-9K for it..... I wouldn't sell mine for anything less then 13K and I have about the same mileage, but mines in mint condition, I dont know how good of condition yours is in. I'd say thats pretty good if NADA says our cars are worth between 10.9K-14.9K.

 

[#1922]

Well, if you could get 13k, I would be suprised. I also haven't seen too many "mint" condition cars with 66k miles. I would reserve mint for off the showroom floor cars. I guess it depends on your area and how sought after Mustangs are. I paid 11.5 for my car about 2.5 years ago and it had 59K then. I like what NADA says but from what I've seen, that may be alittle steep.