85GT LRB T Top 5 speed, 1 owner, 52,000 miles all orig

[TopGear85]

I'm with ya on that! There is a seller on here that has a 93 coupe I was interested in (out of state for me) and all he would send me was two pictures.
I explained I was out of state and needed a lot more to get a better idea of the car and he refused..........amazing huh?

The car probably isn't all it's made out to be. Anytime someone is selling something and they take the less is more approach, I question whatever they are selling. It makes it appear that they are hiding something.

[vascj]

thats just downright sad.
Man Adam, the bottom of that red car was awesome, now im back to losing sleep again that was really a bargain of a car. I just wish it had been an 86.....I'm stuck on the fuelies now......
but, you know the real car I wish I had of yours.....the 5400 dollar 86 GT!! that was an awesome car for the money....still miss that car....and it was right down the road at the time, no shipping...you have always sold your cars for reasonable prices considering the condidtion of them...

I'm with ya on that! There is a seller on here that has a 93 coupe I was interested in (out of state for me) and all he would send me was two pictures.
I explained I was out of state and needed a lot more to get a better idea of the car and he refused..........amazing huh?

[biz jet tech]

This owner is way out in orbit.........he feels this car is "one of the nicest in the country" and "you wont find a nicer one with this low original miles". Uneducated sellers like this are impossible to deal with........just a warning for potential serious buyers.

[BlackWatch]

This owner is way out in orbit.........he feels this car is "one of the nicest in the country" and "you wont find a nicer one with this low original miles". Uneducated sellers like this are impossible to deal with........just a warning for potential serious buyers.

You should send him a link to the photobucket pics of your 85 red GT. If I were trying to sell a car at $10,000 and knew that one sold for $9000 I would be worried.
I still think he will get close to the 10,000 mark. It's all about how much disposable income/money a potential buyer has and if they have been looking for a long time. Someone who had one of these in the 80's or always wanted one and now has some extra cash may see this and figure it's a good deal. Most of us on here have looked at thousands of these ads and always compare cars we come across to ones that we saw for sale in the last year or so. We are a tough crowd

[capri jimmy]

if I was interested I would go see the car with 10k in my pocket,
if it was in the condition stated would start at 8k and work my way up slowly.
But I would leave with it eventually even if I had to pay the full 10k.
Sure someone could walk away 9-9.5k for sure with cash in hand.
That car looks amazing and is loaded to the tilt.I paid extra just for
the a/c t tops electric windows not an easy find in Canada.

if I didn't have my 86 gt with t tops I would have allready been there
following my own advice

[lightning_mcqueen]

If that car was mine, and if I didn't 'need' the money, I wouldn't part ways with it for penny less than 10k. It's a beautiful T-Top GT, in a very good shape.

I just came home from new Civic-Sentra-Corolla shopping for a friend, 26k for a Civic EX, are you kidding me? 10k doesn't sound much to me right now, after series of sticker shocks.

[escogt]

$26k for a Civic EX, are you kidding me?

Now, that's a joke...

[Super-G]

Here's my opinion...

If you are buying ANY car hoping that one day it will go up in price that's a big gamble unless you happen to have a crystal ball.

If you've been searching high and low for a low mileage unmolested LRB 85 T-top then what difference does it make if you pay $8500 or $10K?? The point is that it has to be the EXACT car you are searching for. If it is then don't worry about what people on a forum think it's worth. Figure out what it's worth to YOU and screw the consequences.

The only issue I personally have with spending such big dollars on a car like this is the simple fact that the 5.0 Fox Mustang is one of the greatest cars ever to mod. It accepts even minor modifications so well and is SO much more fun to drive when it's been tweaked that for me since I've owned and driven a modified Fox, I simply can't ever see wanting a bone stock one ever again.

[capri jimmy]

my 86 had 48000 miles I had no prob buying it stock
suframes,strut tower brace,bbk ceramic headers,h pipe,
and flowmasters in the back.supercharger and mass air conversion coming.
I'm not a ford museum bought the car to keep a long time,gonna make it mine.
Buy it and do as you wish,nice to start with a good car.

[HAD85B4]

Man, if that car wasn't{insert excuse here}, I'd be all over it.

[BlackWatch]

man, if that car wasn't{insert excuse here}, i'd be all over it.

$10,000

[mustangmania]

[QUOTE=foxbody guy;1543144]This owner is way out in orbit.........he feels this car is "one of the nicest in the country" and "you wont find a nicer one with this low original miles". Uneducated sellers like this are impossible to deal with........just a warning for potential serious buyers.[/QUOTE

This may be the nicer one you can't find...

http://detroit.craigslist.org/okl/cto/3727337192.html

[capri jimmy]

thanks now I need 20k not just 10k
still cheaper than a new civic

[4eyewanabe]

This owner is way out in orbit.........he feels this car is "one of the nicest in the country" and "you wont find a nicer one with this low original miles". Uneducated sellers like this are impossible to deal with........just a warning for potential serious buyers.

This may be the nicer one you can't find...

http://detroit.craigslist.org/okl/cto/3727337192.html

That one has been for sale for a while. Definitely just as nice but the plus is it is tu-tone.

[TopGear85]

Yup, that's the perfect LRB GT. I gotta have TuTone.

[vascj]

now thats a super rare car with the lower charcoal accent option...

[airplanedriver]

Looks like its still forsale, it may need a few weekends worth of detail work but I like it.