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I have a 66 mustang that I might sell but I don't know how much I should ask for it. If anyone could give me an idea I would appreciate it. I have put a lot of money into it but you couldn't tell by looking at it. It has new rear quarter panels, tail light panel, rear valance, trunk pans, door skins, passenger floor pan, radiator support. A rebuilt power steering unit has been added along with new steering linkage and suspension. I put on granada disk brakes. A rebuilt 8 inch posi rear end and new leaf springs. I have a C4 and new drive shaft and a 289 engine block.
What it doesn't have is a engine, fenders, grill, both headlamp bucket assemblies, front valance, front and rear bumpers, interior has been completly stripped, no front windshield, no front seats, headlamp, alternator, gauge wiring harness. No master cylinder. As you can see it has a lot of new things but it also needs a lot of things. Please help. |
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Where you get plain jane 66' coupes in fair to near mint condition in the $6,000-$10,000 range. I'd say your coupe is worth $1,000-2,000. But there are always people who don't know what they are doing and you might sucker them for more.
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