1991 saleen coupe whats it worth??

[gambit90lx]

i know saleen didnt make many coupe mustangs and i know they only made 4 in 1991 so what would be a good price if someone was selling one..it only has 75,000 original miles on it........also they only made one this color in 1991......is it worth 20,000?

 

[f2hatch]

to me if it is mint then yes all day long.

 

[that_guy]

$20k for a 75k mile fox? Ha no

 

[gambit90lx]

Hatchback Convertible Hardtop (Coupe) Totals:
1984 Saleen 3 0 0 3
1985 Saleen 130 2 8 140
1986 Saleen 190 11 0 201
1987 Saleen 246 33 1 280
1988 Saleen 546 137 25 708
1989 Saleen 549 165 20 734
1989 SSC 161 0 0 161
1990 Saleen 173 62 8 243
1990 SC 12 0 0 12
1991 Saleen 58 30 4 92
1991 SC 10 0 0 10
1992 Saleen 12 5 0 17
1993 Saleen 56 30 1 87
1993 SC 2 3 0 5
1993 SA-10 9 0 0 9
1993 RRR 1 0 0 1
Totals: 2158 478 67 2703
out of 2703 mustangs they produced only 67 total were coupes seems kinda rare to me....

 

[gambit90lx]

it all original

except in the engine compartment its still saleen parts but just about the whole engine compartment is chromed...except the alternator and air conditioner as well as i can tell

 

[RDJ]

Personally I think saleens are overrated. If you are willing to pay 20K for a 17 year old car and are comfortable with it, then it is worth 20k. I don't think I would pay that however.

 

[ford fanatic]

Is it red?

 

[gambit90lx]

yes it is..

 

[ford fanatic]

I think it would be worth it to a collector, are you going to drive it a lot? On a side note a buddy of mine got 1 of the 11 86 convertibles brand new (rich kid) and he trashed it, so there's only 10 left. It was triple white and beautiful, what a waste.

 

[gambit90lx]

i am gonna drive it

yeah i will drive it a pretty good bit..it wont be my primary car but yes i dont believe in letting something sit because it might be worth more/ whats the fun in that...i still am not for sure though because i am thinking of trading my 90 coupe in on it....been thinking of it because i have always wanted a saleen fox but i love my car also

 

[canibus]

maybe at an auction for one offs, but i doubt you'll run into someone willing to buy one on the street

 

[Evan5469]

Contact performanceautosport.com

They deal a lot with Saleens and late model Mustangs and know a lot about them and may be able to give you a better idea. They also buy and sell them so they may be interested.

 

[DaJoker]

I would say it would be valued at about $17k or so IMO!!! The originality and mileage are key's for value on Saleen's now. I've seen alot of hatchbacks go for $12-$14k and the mileage is around yours. Plus if you did buy it the value is only going to go up! Post up some pics that may help.

 

[sohowcome]

That seems like a fair price based on the rarity and collectibility of the particular car. BTW your '90 is a sexy beast

 

[SoCal94]

gambit - you said you're going to drive it...

Have you put any thought into insurance? Regular car insurance probably won't cover $20k for a vehicle like that. You'll have to find out what is available for stated value coverage OR go to a specialty car insurance company (Hagerty or similar).

With specialty insurance, the coverage will probably NOT allow just driving the car around. You'd need to be going to/from a show or event, or perhaps on a weekend joyride. Regular DD status is usually not allowed at all. And you'd have to park it inside a locked garage, etc. (a typical insurance requirement for specialty cars).

What I'm getting at is that there might be some unexpected expense in buying a car like that.

SoCal94

 

[cele3]

I'd like to know a little more about the car, but based on your description, $20,000 is high. If it was a low-mile car, had absolutely no paint/body work and didn't have all the chrome in the engine compartment, it might. . .might make it to $20,000.

Rob.

 

[RDJ]

I'd like to know a little more about the car, but based on your description, $20,000 is high. If it was a low-mile car, had absolutely no paint/body work and didn't have all the chrome in the engine compartment, it might. . .might make it to $20,000.

Rob.

Define what you call "low-mile". I would be it is unique to you. a 1991 is 17 years old now just in case you are not familiar with the concept 75,000 divided by 17 is 4411 miles per year. That IS a low-mile car.

The Blue Book average in determining low milse is around 15k a year. he is less than a third of that.

 

[cele3]

"a 1991 is 17 years old now just in case you are not familiar with the concept 75,000 divided by 17 is 4411 miles per year."

I'm not sure what "concept" you're referring to, but if it's simple math then, yes, I have got that mastered.

Since I consider this a low-production collectible car, my idea of low mileage is less than 20,000. I would prefer something under 10,000, though.

And, of course, each has his own idea of what is considered low mileage.

Rob.

 

[Speedfreek]

i know saleen didnt make many coupe mustangs and i know they only made 4 in 1991 so what would be a good price if someone was selling one..it only has 75,000 original miles on it........also they only made one this color in 1991......is it worth 20,000?

That car use to be mine. Let me assure you it is MINT. It is a friend of mines now and he is a fanatic with his cars. I assure you you will not be disappointed.