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Off Topic Area => The Lounge => Topic started by: 67 GT350 on February 18, 2020, 04:39:14 PM
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Anyone see thing on Bring your Trailer? I am interested in it, they want 55K, seems a little high even though it is "new"
https://bringatrailer.com/listing/2013-ford-mustang-boss-302-laguna-seca-8/?utm_source=transactionalemail&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=bat_watched_listing_ending_soon
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$45 is about right. Sold mine for $45.5 and it had 1000 miles a few years ago. Always something better and faster.
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Nice looking car. I’ve driven one and enjoyed it. As stated above it’s all about how much power you want for your buck.
I like the “retro”
I’m not sure I’d want one with under 100 miles on it at that money tho. I’d rather a car that’s been driven just a tad more unless I could get in it and check mechanicals.
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Thats what I am thinking, too much money, would love a black one just like it for a better price. Its cool that whoever buys it, it is titled "as the original owner" and full warrantee....
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There is a change over on those cars from a live axle to an IRS. It dates the earlier ones to less desirable.
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On that year?
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On that year?
No. Somewhere during the production run. Maybe 16 is the last live axle and 17 the first IRS? I only causally notice those cars. One of the kids on the block has a yellow one.
I think it's a 16 with a live axle but I can't be sure?
Just pointing out, that's one of the things that effects value/desirability. I'm not in the market for one.
I think the new Mustangs are ugly. They remind me of Quasimoto, the Hunchback of Notre Dame? Whatever happened to sleek? These are humped up.
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'15 is the first year for the IRS.
You just have to tak a big hit on the attractiveness scale :P.
And only a handful of GT350s made that year. No B2 since '13.
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'15 is the first year for the IRS.
You just have to tak a big hit on the attractiveness scale :P.
And only a handful of GT350s made that year. No B2 since '13.
As I said, not the avenue of my expertise.
I remember a friend's father remarking about my '68 Shelby the first time he saw it. "Is that the Batmobile?" So I should be no one to talk about smooth and slinky? BUT, busomy starlets 'dressed in slinky red dresses, with heels and stockings with garters, IRS and... I have to stop now. Getting too excited. ;)
Just another personality flaw of mine. Put it on the list. :o
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My red 66 Hertz does not have IRS however that does not mean I would trade it in on a new Shelby. Ever. For me the cut of the car, its "style" or aesthetic if you will (and nostalgia), is the top consideration for me and then I take it from there, horsepower and so on.
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I guess that I am out of the loop... "Power comes from a Road Runner 5.0L V8" ???
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My dad is banging the drum to sell his Boss 302 LS. His car, his choice. But I am extremely hesitant. I'm the only child you see...
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You need to write a song for it. :)
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These late model cars go down in value every year. If you think the price is too high today, just wait and it will drop to get to your number.
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My red 66 Hertz does not have IRS however that does not mean I would trade it in on a new Shelby
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My red 66 Hertz does not have IRS however that does not mean I would trade it in on a new SVT
My red 66 Hertz does not have IRS however that does not mean I would trade it in on a new Shelby. Ever. For me the cut of the car, its "style" or aesthetic if you will (and nostalgia), is the top consideration for me and then I take it from there, horsepower and so on.
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You need to write a song for it. :)
I was thinking the same thing myself..... Sled, do you do any upbeat songs? Something to lift ones emotions for a families bond with a car? :)
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I could work on something upbeat. Looking into writing mixolydian and pentatonic major keys at the moment.