If I remember correctly, that GT has all four options. Don't forget the buyer had to pay Barrett-Jackson an additional $14,500 for the buyer's commission. So he's into the car for $159K before he drives it home.
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If I remember correctly, that GT has all four options. Don't forget the buyer had to pay Barrett-Jackson an additional $14,500 for the buyer's commission. So he's into the car for $159K before he drives it home.
This one looks like it could be a good deal if a bidding war doesn't ensue:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Ford...mQQcategoryZ116478QQihZ007QQitemZ170186295790
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Ford...mQQcategoryZ116478QQihZ007QQitemZ170186295790
That GT was wrecked and rebuilt.
i would like to know where all the wrecked GT's go?Are they fixed by the owner or go to some sort of salvage pool for exotic cars?STan
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There is a guy in TX that rebuilds a lot of GT, They bring anywhere form 70K to like 100K depending on damage of corse, Keep looking they are getting cheaper.
Do you have his contact info, or anyway to get in touch with him?
I could care less if it's been wrecked and rebuilt as long as it was rebuilt right!
Salvage title is OK with me!
Thanks,
Ken
If it's just superficial it's one you can definitely run forever.
You keep talkin but you don't bring any tech. I've watched the cars carefully and there is nothing cheap about them. Recent price trends have been up, not down. This may change with a slower economy and more high mileage cars, but, for now you can forget about a cheap fgt.
Then you don't want a car from that guy.
XRQTOR
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Does this guy have a shop or a website, 8ok for a GT im keen as.
My neighbor may be getting rid of his in the next month or so, but I doubt he will go down on his price I believe it was around 150k for the red with white stripes.
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