Anyone recognize?

[scott5]

It doesnt seem like a bad deal if i could get him down a lil bit? Or does it?
http://www.autotrader.com/fyc/vdp.js...000&cardist=37

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2003 Ford Mustang GT Coupe 2D
Condition Value
Excellent
(Selected) $14,080

Vehicle Details
Mileage: 20,000
Engine: V8 4.6 Liter
Transmission: 5 Speed Manual
Drivetrain: RWD

I don't understand why private sellers try to hit the "Jackpot". Nobody has ever paid me for my mods and I ain't paying nobody else for their mods, either. Ford made like 50,000 Mustang GTs every year from 99-04 (6yrs). I don't know why everybody with a lower mileage GT thinks they have a gold mine.

Watch Ebay for a while to get a feel for what they're worth. Don't look at the "buy it now" price. Go to "completed listings" and check out what they really sell for.

That s/c '04 I brought up the other day didn't meet reserve and bidding ended at $15,400. Granted, the mileage was 48K, but it had at least $10K in mods.

There's a '99 GT on there right now... all stock 5-speed with 20K miles. The price has been stuck on $7,100 for three days.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1999-...QQcmdZViewItem

I know the price will rise in the next few days, but it'll probably top out around $10K which is what it's worth, IMO.

Sorry for the rant, I just ain't paying over book value and I don't like to see anybody else do it either.

[INSANELY CRAZY]

offer 12,500 all he can say is no

[Chris00GT]

And what alot of sellers don't realize is that a bank isn't going to give people a loan for much over blue book.

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And what alot of sellers don't realize is that a bank isn't going to give people a loan for much over blue book.

...and loan value is usually lower than "trade-in" value. Don't even look that up on that '03 Scott. It's like $11,800 or something. Sneak into a few sales meetings at your workplace and just listen. First, you'll want to throw up, then you'll get smart.