I’m ready to buy, but curious what the market does during winter. It appears to be a seller’s market now. What about in a few months?
Winter Terminator Market
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Winter you can get some deals but at the same time I’ve noticed certain colors command coin. Also not as many for sale ads as their where years ago. It’s more wtb ads. Cleaner Terminator’s are harder to find. Basically it’s turning into a sellers market. Also it’s harder for people to get financing if they don’t have cash to purchase or a big down payment.
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@BlksvtCobra01 Why don’t you sell me that CO and we can be done with market talk!!! 
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It's been a seller's market for years. In large part because demand has always greatly outpaced supply. Exception might be for abused or very high mileage '03-'04 Cobras. I wouldn't expect Terminator prices to drop much during the winter months. They will continue to hold their value very well, all year long. Just be patient and keep your eyes open for the right one at the right price.
@BlksvtCobra01 Why don’t you sell me that CO and we can be done with market talk!!!
Lol I don’t drive it much but I’m sure I’d regret selling it they’re hard to find.
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A price on everything. I’d let mine go for the right price. It won’t be cheap though.
I really think I’d regret it. It’s the car I dreamed of when they were new. I remember the first time I saw one in person. But like you said their is a price on everything. Mine would be stupid high. @RDJ knows what I mean I bet.
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Mine would be gone in a heartbeat for the right money. I haven’t even put the June sticker on it for registration. My wife won’t let me sell it, not me.
LOL indeed I do. I have always said that 50K would be what it would take to pry it out of my garage. and it would have to be cash
you know, i'd be curious to know realistically what some of our prices would actually be.
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And that’s why I want one of these cars. I drooled over these in college and had a 95 5.0 at the time. I live in small town MS and cars were life for my friends and I. It’s taken many years to be in a position to buy. I may be late to the party but now I’m ready!
And that’s why I want one of these cars. I drooled over these in college and had a 95 5.0 at the time. I live in small town MS and cars were life for my friends and I. It’s taken many years to be in a position to buy. I may be late to the party but now I’m ready!
And that’s why I want one of these cars. I drooled over these in college and had a 95 5.0 at the time. I live in small town MS and cars were life for my friends and I. It’s taken many years to be in a position to buy. I may be late to the party but now I’m ready![/QUOTE]
You will find one Scott. It took me many years to be in the position to buy. Luckily only took me two months to find one.
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I’ve toyed with selling my 35k mile OW Coupe but haven’t listed it because 1. I don’t want to deal with “what’s your cash price?” Or “what’s your bottom dollar price?” I’m also pretty certain I can’t replace it. The only thing I would get is a 70 Chevelle or C6Z06 and they are not as limited in production. Plus they would require more cash to buy.
That being said I think the region may have something to do with price and most owners now are not in a position where they have to sell it because it’s a DD and not good in the winter type scenario.
That being said I think the region may have something to do with price and most owners now are not in a position where they have to sell it because it’s a DD and not good in the winter type scenario.
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