mrbill4
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Sold my 73 Mach 1 H code for $28,000. Happy and sad at the same time...lol
Good news, bad news
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well now that frees up some money, go get you a 69 Mach 1.
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u should be thrilled
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Yes, that $28K at least gives him some down payment money for the '69 Mach 1. lol It does seem like a good selling price for a '73 H code though.
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That is exceptional I think. When the Japan model 71 429 that a member got off ebay was only $27,500. I had my finger on bid on that one and forced myself not to, lol.
Where did the car go? Still in U.S.?
Where did the car go? Still in U.S.?
That is awful news -- when you find the body you have is more aerodynamic than a kitchen sieve ...however - when a car is parted, take solace in the fact that other cars are surviving due to your generosity ...and perhaps from the sale you could get another one
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Don't think I could ever part with mine, but sounds like you got good money for it 
