For the person who "needs" one.

[c9zx]

A pick-up full of money and 2500 hours of labor will be required. Chuck

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[Stanglover]

Aw come on it ain't that bad.......... for a "coup". The original rear bumper looked ok though. As for mileage, possibly, but I bet there's a 1 in front of that number.

 

[tony-muscle]

Wow.. for $6,500 you could buy three of those!

 

[Sheriff41]

But it has the sport suspension and "offset alloy wheels".

 

[Big Red Mach 1]

This one is about 15 minutes from my house. That price is insane though.

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[Hemikiller]

Could probably get the one Chuck posted for $4k. Get it running and enjoy it while you save up the $50k needed for restoration...

 

[72MustangSprint]

Could probably get the one Chuck posted for $4k. Get it running and enjoy it while you save up the $50k needed for restoration...

I’ve got the same situation and will be putting in a ad to sell all three of my Sprint Mustangs . I’ve got a Sprint coupe that is driver quality that you can drive while you restore a Sprint sportsroof and use parts from a Sprint coupe parts car. Should be able to have two nice rare cars . The trick is finding someone who wants all three . I will advise all three together but I’m guessing that they will be sold individually. Anyone have any thoughts about where to list them? I will post them here and I don’t have or use FB market place. EBAY and CL scares me dealing with all the scammers.

 

[Marks1]

I’m confused guys, at least by Connecticut standards, this is about normal asking price for a complete car in this condition. Dennis is probably right that it’s only worth $4,000, but someone said they could buy three for this price, and I’d say where? I keep my eye on the market pretty well and I haven’t seen anything for much less and less it was totally shot. Heck they want four grand for parts cars.

 

[Zach]

honestly the current car market is pretty awful if you are a buyer, our budget was $10,000 and that could get us a pile of junk or 1 of 500 million 65 mustangs or corvettes. We got a pretty good deal on the 71 Mach 1 we picked up, distant family owned, $4500 for a complete car + all new parts, just needs rust repair, labor, and be fully assembled. Helps when you are 19 with very little responsibilities to take a project like that. I still check marketplace once in a while and still haven’t seen a good deal.

 

[Paul G]

Wow. I saw some nice looking cars for $15000 when I shopped around. All needing tlc, but fairly nice.

 

[72MustangSprint]

I’m confused guys, at least by Connecticut standards, this is about normal asking price for a complete car in this condition. Dennis is probably right that it’s only worth $4,000, but someone said they could buy three for this price, and I’d say where? I keep my eye on the market pretty well and I haven’t seen anything for much less and less it was totally shot. Heck they want four grand for parts cars.

That $6500 car is in the right price range , not many Q code Sprints (298). It’s rough but not totally out of line. I have a similar car although not as rare but in better condition and my price will be the $6500-7000 range. The $15 K car is probably overpriced but could command that money if cleaned up and running and driving condition.

 

[Hemikiller]

I’m confused guys, at least by Connecticut standards, this is about normal asking price for a complete car in this condition. Dennis is probably right that it’s only worth $4,000, but someone said they could buy three for this price, and I’d say where? I keep my eye on the market pretty well and I haven’t seen anything for much less and less it was totally shot. Heck they want four grand for parts cars.

I'm not saying his asking is out of line, I just get the flipper vibe from his profile and cash talks with these guys.

$6500 for that car here in the Northeast would probably be right in line.