Honest opinions on this Stang (pics)

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A friends 87 year old mother is about to sell her 94 GT. It's never been modded or even driven hard. I drove it today, and it could stand to be driven hard! The thing really needs to be blown out. Other than that it runs strong and shifts smooth. It's only got 44K miles on it. And other than the cometics it's in good shape (see pics). Please tak a look and tell me what you think it's worth. I was thinking of offering $3,500 and not paying more than $4,500. I think she's going to want around 5K for it, but I'm not sure it's worth that in the current condition. I believe it could be after I fully detail it and tune it up a bit. But as is... I'm not sure I'd pay 5K.

Please tell me what you guys think as I'm going to make an offer tomorrow or the next day. Thanks in advance, I'm really looking for some good advice on this from guys who know these cars well.

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I'd say probably $4K given the uber-low miles.
 

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Hoo boy, that car bears many similarities to the '88 Taurus my mother-in-law drove until her doctor took her license away. More parking lot dents, scuffed wheels, and paint colors on the bumpers than you could imagine. All those poor bastards who came out to the parking lot and wondered who had punted their car while they were shopping. This Mustang has had a similar life. Please buy that poor automobile and give it a better future that the past it endured. $4K is reasonable. Some elbow grease, cleaning and detailing agents, paint and body touch-ups, and you'll have a pretty darn nice car. The tribar wheels are a big plus (to me). Go for it!
 
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I know I could make that thing shine and look 100% better. I just don't want to be in it for too much. I think you guys are right. I'd pay 4K and be happy with that. 5K is pushing it for me.
 

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It has potential, was she trying to damage EVERY panel? :)
Good luck anyway, it could make a great motor.
 
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I've posted this on other forums and everyone's saying around 4K. I think that's where I'll start the offer.
 

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Start the offer at $3500, then work your way up to $4000. :)
 

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Kelley Blue book is right around 5 I beleive but average miles are around 90K. SO I think 4K would be a good price with the low miles but factoring in the cosmetic damage. Besides if shes that old what does she need all that money for...... ::)
 

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My opinion is... get it. If she's wanting a little more than what you want to pay (but still less than 5k), give it to her. She's old, after all ;-)

Seriously, I'm new to all this... Got my '95 GT Convertible beginning of last summer, and I've had a blast sinking money into that car. Do it.
 

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with low miles like that, i would not have a problem paying $5000......





i did some mini research on KBB.COM and it looks like that going price on a private seller for that car is
Condition Value


Excellent Condition
$4,660

Good Condition
$4,260

Fair Condition
$3,750



That should give you something to work with
 
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Well 5K is what she wants for it. I didn't want to pay anymore than that so I guess I'm going to buy it. Tomorrow or Wednesday I'm going to pick it up. I'm happy with it though. I really wanted a 94-95 b/c of the 302, and having one that's never been wrecked or raced is pretty important to me. Cosmetically I can bring it back to life, so I'm not really worried about it. I'm just glad I'm about to have my first Stang.
 
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Matt94GT said:
well seems like you happy which is good, your gonna love it!

Ah Matt!

I've sent you emails and PM's through the site... did you ever get them. Your car is the one that made be really, REALLY, want this bodystyle. Your car with those wheels and that stance is the best looking sn95 car I've ever seen! With a lot of work and a little luck, I hope to bring mine up to that level. Anything new with your car?
 

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I'd pay 5g's for a very low mile stang with an elderly lady driving it. Hell the motor isn't even broken in yet.
 

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