1987 On Ebay

[CocoLoco]

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1987-Ford-Musta ... 2518.l4276

Has anybody seen this yet? $25,000 ??? I wish. 95K miles. And what is with the black decals? Never saw those before. Also, it says airbag but I don't think they were on the car until 1990. And was the antenna on the rear in 87?

I think I'll pass until the price comes down. Way down.

[Kentennis]

PASS !!!!

[negusm]

The price aside, it's a nice car. It's not perfect, I see a bit of sun damage in the interior and a bit of wear here or there but she's been fairly well looked after and hasn't been hacked into.

What's a reasonable price? $7k? $5k?

-Mike

[Kentennis]

The problem with the Mustang versions are that they are in direct competition with the Mustang GT. The differences are subtle and everyone KNOWS about the GT's. Our cars - not so much. Despite the ASC's being more costly, at auction, they bring the same prices.

[plumkrazy]

I just watched a estate auction sell a 1993 Conv. mustang with 19k miles Red with black top and black int. Auto. trans sell for 8500dollars and his 59k mile 66' fastback sold for 20,000dollars i did not see what the 76 cobra or 73' went for both cars also 20k miles but the 73' had a repaint.

[svo413]

What's a reasonable price? $7k? $5k?

-Mike

I think you are on target with your price. Miles are not low. Mods don't add value to most people. GT/LX prices are up a bit. ASC? not yet.

Low mileage cars barely bring $10K and that's over Blue Book.

Estate auctions have an end goal that all items must be sold.

Ebay while an auction, has become more of a "want ad" for those who hope to sell it. Thus the higher price tag.

It is rare with the red on red with a pre-conversion Red car! Not many ASCs match under the hood.

[CocoLoco]

I just noticed that this car is still on Ebay for $25000. Also just noticed that the car has an "odometer issue" on the Carfax. Not so "very rare" after all.