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1 of 1 with the glass roof option
3000 miles.
for 75K?!

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I had two of the Nissan hard bodies back in the day - 86.5 and a 90. Just looking at the interior brings me back to my dirty rust filled trucks. That's a bit steep to go down memory lane though. I'd like to find a more feasible one to add to my collection.
 
Carson said:
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Had they applied ceramic coat and PPF, it would still look brand new right now.
 
Carson said:
@UtahJoe

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12k-Mile 1993 Ford Mustang SVT Cobra

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$50k plus for a what's essentially an 80's Fox body? I still see these everywhere, maybe not the Cobra, but 80's Fox bodies. A kid a the gym engine swapped his with a 400hp crate motor. Sometimes I feel guilty or dumb for lusting after expensive modern sports cars, but then I go on BAT and feel better.
 
Captain Brainstorm said:
$50k plus for a what's essentially an 80's Fox body? I still see these everywhere, maybe not the Cobra, but 80's Fox bodies. A kid a the gym engine swapped his with a 400hp crate motor. Sometimes I feel guilty or dumb for lusting after expensive modern sports cars, but then I go on BAT and feel better.
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Not sure if you saw my post in the car spotting thread, but people are spending $200,000+ on building custom fox bodies....they are now making custom chassis that you can essentially bolt the bodies too......I had 4 of them, they were fun and I always will have a soft spot for them.....but the prices of nice ones now is a little mind blowing.

I never thought they would get valuable like the 60s mustangs....especially because from 79 to 93 they were the same car with interchangeable parts and they made a TON of them. There was the cobra for a year, but very little in terms of "special" versions....no K code hipo, cobra jets, boss 302/429, mach 1, etc, etc....Whereas my 67, they made alot of for 1 year....but 67/68 was it, then they totally changed the body style...they could be optioned a million different ways.

Just goes to show you what happens when people get older and have money....."thats the car i had when I was a teenager....I want one again, but in perfect shape. "
 
Carson said:
@UtahJoe

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12k-Mile 1993 Ford Mustang SVT Cobra

Bid for the chance to own a 12k-Mile 1993 Ford Mustang SVT Cobra at auction with Bring a Trailer, the home of the best vintage and classic cars online. Lot #171,452.
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Captain Brainstorm said:
$50k plus for a what's essentially an 80's Fox body? I still see these everywhere, maybe not the Cobra, but 80's Fox bodies. A kid a the gym engine swapped his with a 400hp crate motor. Sometimes I feel guilty or dumb for lusting after expensive modern sports cars, but then I go on BAT and feel better.
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66-Mile 1993 Ford Mustang SVT Cobra R

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$211,000
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I had to go check...this is completed fox body listings, black dots are "sold"....look how many over $50,000 JFC

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