[AussieMustang]

How much is this worth in the states.
66 gt coupe 289 A code c4
white paint , blue and white pony in good condition
steel style wheels, some bog (bondo) the bottom of the doors.
floors good , sills good .no structural rust.
p/s, discs brakes (gt), air (dash unit is in boot, needs to be fitted)
Drives ok, motor has a slight miss at idel not smokey. daily driver car type thing,
boot lid and bonnet are oil canned, will need to be replaced. paint is chiped a bit here and there .
would need rust repairs, paint and detail interior and engine bay to make right,

Need to know some info asap , before I make an offer tomorrow

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[AussieMustang]

OH yeah , I think I can only find 2 speeds in the c4.
Mostly need a rebuild

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[Art]

From your description.... For a true GT Coupe needing rust repair and sheet metal replacement/possible engine and transmission overhaul..... $3000 tops! (USD)

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[AussieMustang]

Thanks, this guy is asking A$22000 thats about US$11000
I thought the car was worth about A$15000 . US$7500
Consider that Mustangs a a bit thinner on the ground here!!

Any more, please

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[KeenBean]

I agree 3000 tops, As far as the Tranny goes it might be the [color:green]Green</font color=green> dot type which will start in 2 and only shift once to third if you have it in the first Dot position. Good luck

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[AussieMustang]

It felt like it was taking off in 2nd. and it has green dots
OOPS, glad I didn't try to use that as a way to drop this guys price.
What a dropkick I am

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[Art]

Consider Mustangs a a bit thinner on the ground here?

Yea, Kinda like finding a Fosters in my Frigidaire. /forums/images/icons/smile.gif

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[Guest]

I Have seen a couple of absolute dogs over here recently for between 12 and 15 grand, both original 66 GTs but needing everything. I have also seen a reasonable GT for 25 grand so i reckon 18 to 20 should be about right.

PS. What wrong with the slime gold coupe.

Tim Russell
Sale, Victoria, Australia

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