here is the linkhttp://www.salvageautosauction.com/item.php?id=1094858
salvaged gt500 , flood damage
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nice, zero info on the car. doesn't even say if it runs
prolly dont all the electronics in that car the computer is prollyflooded be lucky if any the electronics work in it but its still reall tively ata lowoffer point with a few days left
be worth it for a swap for somebody
be worth it for a swap for somebody
motor and trans are worth at least 8 to 10,000. i know it will sell for less than that . so someone will be getting a deal . they also have a 96 cobra and a 03 cobra on the auction block right now .
fixed the link so you can click it..
http://www.salvageautosauction.com/item.php?id=1094858
http://www.salvageautosauction.com/item.php?id=1094858
Where the hell is this car located? I looked all over the site and can't find any contact info or location. Am I missing something? How do they expect you to bid that kind of money on a car that you don't even know where it is?
it says its in the texas area, oh, and did anyone else see the heritage gt40 on there with a zero bid?
That car will go way over 10k, at least 15k. That is not the only auction site it is on. That is a copartor iaai car and will go through there auction. That is a auction site that they deal on the car for you.
That GT needs alot of work but damn 0 bids!!
Did you see that on the right side of it is a black/white ford GT that looks like crap? :nonono:
stay away from this one!!!
It was a salt water flooding and everything under neath the car is ruined. You would need to replace floor pans, suspension, rear end, motor is locked up, etc.
You would spend probably 40k just fixing it, if you were to fix it right.
It was a salt water flooding and everything under neath the car is ruined. You would need to replace floor pans, suspension, rear end, motor is locked up, etc.
You would spend probably 40k just fixing it, if you were to fix it right.
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looks like they must have retracted their bid its only at 1,500 right now.
must not be the same car , look at the pedals in the pictures on copart ,and the pictures you posted are a diffent kind.stay away from this one!!!
It was a salt water flooding and everything under neath the car is ruined. You would need to replace floor pans, suspension, rear end, motor is locked up, etc.
You would spend probably 40k just fixing it, if you were to fix it right.
they had three of them at one time all the same combo but different years.
The really sad thing is that someone will probably clean those up, get them running again, then they will be floating around in the secondary market where some unsuspecting buyer will end up with a real can o' worms!:fm:
Look at the cobra badges. :bored:
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