I know Motown typically hates murdered out cars...

91trunk said:
Do you know the VIN? I know someone with a Black one ;)
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Check the wheel well on passenger side... Upper left area by the upper control arm... There is a flat spot with the VIN stamped in it... There was 9 GT's that left Saleen with handcarved vins cause the VIN stamping machine went down...
 
You can still find them for $140k but it's going to have to be a high mileage car at wholesale. Like 15k plus, which is pretty rare. The days of anything but shitbombs coming close to $120k are over. The last car I saw go that cheap was a red car with history and a bad transmission. There was a time you could just find one on the internet listed for $135k with 6000 miles and talk them down. A buddy of mine just sold his Heritage with 10k miles that had been in an accident for $160k. Brutal.

Regular mileage cars go around sticker or slightly over depending on the color. Ultra low mileage cars still move $30-40k over sticker. This brings me great satisfaction, considering I used to argue with Ferrari girls that would say "Oh, I'll just wait and pick one of these cute American toys up in two years when they are $90k." Sucks to be you and your $71k Modena.
 
I need a Black one Bad! 130-135k is the max i'll pay though...
Looks Like it might be better to buy a new one if and when they come out :(
 
DBK said:
Better

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I'd like to see more of this car, I love the Satin Black!!
 
When I bought my house I said I needed to find a way to get the bank to give me a 30 year mortgage on a Ford GT. That idea was a good idea then and it is an even better idea in hindsight now that the house has depreciated and the GTs have appreciated.
 
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