This was my managers car when he was my age!
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I agree Kevin it is insane what the high end auctions have done and now it is having a ripple effect across the entire Mustang market.
People who can't afford Shelby's buy Boss's, then it goes to Mach's and so on.
Right now if I had the money and wnated an old muscle car I would be looking at a 1970 Ford Torino Cobra. Great power and they are reasonably affordable compared to the classic Stangs.
My other manger has a 1967 S-code fastback that currently has a worked 428 under the hood. (There are rumors that 428's were dealer installed into some of the S-codes as a performance package)
Anyway he purchased the vehicle about a year ago for about $25,000 and now is recieving offers in the mid to high 30k range. Its incredible how the Mustang market has soared.
People who can't afford Shelby's buy Boss's, then it goes to Mach's and so on.
Right now if I had the money and wnated an old muscle car I would be looking at a 1970 Ford Torino Cobra. Great power and they are reasonably affordable compared to the classic Stangs.
My other manger has a 1967 S-code fastback that currently has a worked 428 under the hood. (There are rumors that 428's were dealer installed into some of the S-codes as a performance package)
Anyway he purchased the vehicle about a year ago for about $25,000 and now is recieving offers in the mid to high 30k range. Its incredible how the Mustang market has soared.
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Oh, wait, I think I might have misunderstood........
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