Fox body coupe value

[Wikkd03]

I've been out of the fox body market for awhile now I found a 91 coupe with 70k miles, new paint, new wheels and tires minor
Bolt-ons (exhaust/suspension) its $7500. Is that the going price now days or is it too high?

 

[2KBlackGT]

I don't know, but no way in hell I'd pay that much.

 

[cbr repsol]

Seems to high to me. I the paint is in fact that nice I would do 5k max. If owner won't budge on price I would just walk away. There are plenty of those cars out there.

 

[dfresh2]

Sounds good, offer him 6500.00 and see what he says.

 

[snaked]

That's what everyone has got them advertised for. $7500 is ridiculous for a foxbody in my opinion. But, whatever. It should help me sell my vert though lol

 

[FromGTtoSVT]

by coupe you mean notch right?

alot of the price is going to be depending upon the paint job.

clean notchbacks here in new england all sell for 5K + , so it might not be that far off.

 

[gtmustang00]

That's the going rate. A real clean one will sell for almost 10k. Low mile coupes.

 

[Nativepony]

If it doesn't have aftermarket heads or any motor work and it indeed looks like a fresh paint job I would say $6,500 at the most.

 

[DMassey]

yep, I see alot of Foxes that are clean, upkept, restored, etc go for that kind of money. I remember it wasn't TOO long ago that you could get a real nice Fox for $3500-$4500... not any more!

It seems like they've doubled in the past 5 years alone?

 

[Blackness03]

The prices of CLEAN foxbody coupes are going up. Clean ones are getting harder to find. It took me 3 months. I paid $7500 for my 93 h/c/i c coupe and have been offered as high as 9500 for it.

 

[xtremeskime21]

I'd say that's a fair value right now in the current market.

 

[BladeX10]

I'd never pay that much for a fox body. There are way better cars out there for that price.

 

[Blackness03]

I'd never pay that much for a fox body. There are way better cars out there for that price.

It's all in what you want and what you consider "better" i guess.

 

[snkchmr 1]

I can see some you guys will never own a foxbody Mustang.

 

[96 Mysti]

I paid 8k for a 90 GT with 81k miles. Mint

 

[draggingto]

It's all in what you want and what you consider "better" i guess.

X2 it sounds pretty fair to me. Hard to tell without more info and pics.

You guys bad mouthing foxes are retarted. They are a really good platform.

 

[90_red_lx]

If the car is well kept, and the paint job is real nice, it's definetly worth it. I have over half that in my paintjob alone.

 

[jdl1000]

Bottom line is the foxbody is over 20 years old and real nice examples are becoming few and far between. If you find a nice car and a foxbody is what you want you will most likely have to step up and pay the higher prices.

I remember back in the 80's and early 90's you could buy 60's fastbacks running and driving for a few hundred. Now rusted out examples with no interior or drivetrain are in the thousands. Supply and Demand simple..

 

[Eddie Z]

For a CLEAN coupe with 70K I would pay $7,500 all day. I've known people that have paid $4500 for clean ROLLERS!

 

[PrelateBishop]

If you're gonna take a pass on it, by all means gimme the info.