Whats my car (Mustang) worth??
 

This is just a to get an idea. Yes I already know what KBB says it's worth lol.
Reasoning...
A family friend is buying a new car and has offered me his 2003-2006 Nissan for free. So I figures I'd sell the mustang to pay off my bills. I'm going to buy another Mustang next year but I want a project my son and I can build and I would much rather have a Fox then a new edge. I've had a 84 (my first car), 88 and 89, all GT's.

Details...
2001 Mustang GT. 150,000 Miles
MMR 850 Shortblock (installed by GTR @ 108,000 miles), On Road X-Pipe, FlowMaster's, 31 Spline Eaton Posi, Tom's Axles (31 Spline), 3.90 Gears.
And Guy just install my MM Plates, and new Bilstein HD shocks and struts.



see pictures...



Seats are brand new.

Best bet, remove the seats and return the car back to stock as much as possible and go on with the sale from there. You'll basically lose all your parts if you try and sell it whole. And most of those parts will work on your fox too :thumbs_up:

I'd have to agree. I never keep my aftermarket parts on if I sell unless I have already sold or broken my stock parts.

depends how many miles are on the chassis, if its low than I think you could get around 5500-6000. prob. not much more though. prob. better off returning to stock as much as possible. I will buy the motor if you want to part it out:bigthumbsup:

After I have the new "used" car. I'm going to list it as is for $7,000.00. I'll see what happens. It's not the end of the world if I don't sell it.

If you do get a fox, take all the goodies off the car. The shocks/struts, axles, seats and put them on the fox.

These threads are always dangerous. I'll say 30k so you'll like me :)

But ya I'm with Ben, return it to stock and sell those parts on eBay. They'll hold their value better as parts than as upgrades.

Do you mean me? Ben didnt comments lol.

I say he keeps them for his fox, they are interchangeable.

That's the level of gravitas I bring to this forum.

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