Where's the best place to sell a Vintage Mustang??

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Originally Posted by 390gtconv

YES, and you can join then too! Correct?

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Wouldn't see why not.

Hello... Well I took the plunge and posted it on Ebay so now we'll see.. I did have a conversation with Joseph's mustang (from Methuen) but here's pretty booked out with projects and he too suggested eBay.. right now there's 385 views and 15 watchers. I spoke with the eBay motors support and they said that there's no fee for the six posting/reposting(s) before they start charging a fee. he said that these vintage cars take about 4 weeks to sell.

respectfully
joe.

Good luck, With spring coming people will get the bug to start on something..

nice thing about Ebay is it's a great tool to get your car out there and you can circumvent the system by not having to sell it through Ebay and just deal with the potential buyer directly.

GLWS

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Originally Posted by 390gtconv

Nice car to be restored. Do love 65-66fb.
What is orig exterior color, black? Interior, standard? color?

Pricing did you review Hagerty? As with many sites, a ball park number, but a start. Are you asking 9-11K? my guess w/o seeing and more research.
https://www.hagerty.com/apps/valuati...tang?id=119534


Current & Historical Values

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Current Values


#1 Concours

$50,900

#2 Excellent

$37,600

#3 Good

$28,900

#4 Fair

$15,000

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Well sorry no luck on Ebay, but I think you started price to high.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/331798038675...%3AMEBIDX%3AIT
As I said, above, think $$$ lower than you are hoping for. It's just where market is for that condition. I watch enough auction to have a decent read on prices.
Good Luck. Or re-list in few weeks. Logic folks say works, start much lower so folks "get into bidding on it" and still have a reasonable reserve.