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    my neighbor has a 1997 mustang cobra and he is thinking about selling it. he was going to ask $7500 for it but he is not sure if that is a good price for it. as in to much or to little. like i said it is a 1997 cobra, it is that teal color with tan leather, and has 130k miles on it. the car is in very good condition. i figured id ask you guys what everyone thought about it.

  • #2
    6k at best.

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    • #3
      Originally posted by michaeldhayes View Post
      my neighbor has a 1997 mustang cobra and he is thinking about selling it. He was going to ask $7500 for it but he is not sure if that is a good price for it. As in to much or to little. Like i said it is a 1997 cobra, it is that teal color with tan leather, and has 130k miles on it. The car is in very good condition. I figured id ask you guys what everyone thought about it.
      $5500.00

      Wait I know that user name! Is he selling it or sailing it? It will probably float much better than your crotch rocket.

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      • #4
        Originally posted by michaeldhayes View Post
        my neighbor has a 1997 mustang cobra and he is thinking about selling it. he was going to ask $7500 for it but he is not sure if that is a good price for it. as in to much or to little. like i said it is a 1997 cobra, it is that teal color with tan leather, and has 130k miles on it. the car is in very good condition. i figured id ask you guys what everyone thought about it.
        Very good condition period? or for its age?

        Cars aren't selling. Especially Cobras ( Via: Me, Steve, Svt Lurch, whiteboy)
        I'd say he might fetch $6k if the car is really nice, but I'd wait. If he doesn't he can expect to get $1500-2k less than he wants at best.
        2012 GT500

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        • #5
          Originally posted by Mike View Post
          $5500.00

          Wait I know that user name! Is he selling it or sailing it? It will probably float much better than your crotch rocket.
          lolz.
          2012 GT500

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          • #6
            5k to 6.5k if its in pretty good condition, if not in good condition then about 2.5k...
            Originally posted by Silverback
            Look all you want, she can't find anyone else who treats her as bad as I do, and I keep her self esteem so low, she wouldn't think twice about going anywhere else.

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            • #7
              Originally posted by Mike View Post
              $5500.00

              Wait I know that user name! Is he selling it or sailing it? It will probably float much better than your crotch rocket.
              lol yeah both

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              • #8
                Originally posted by Cobraman View Post
                Very good condition period? or for its age?

                Cars aren't selling. Especially Cobras ( Via: Me, Steve, Svt Lurch, whiteboy)
                I'd say he might fetch $6k if the car is really nice, but I'd wait. If he doesn't he can expect to get $1500-2k less than he wants at best.
                very good period.

                ok so you think he should wait for a bit on getting rid of it?

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by Cobraman View Post
                  Very good condition period? or for its age?

                  Cars aren't selling. Especially Cobras ( Via: Me, Steve, Svt Lurch, whiteboy)
                  Don't lump me in there just yet, I just listed it a few weeks ago (and granted way too high at first).

                  Originally posted by michaeldhayes View Post
                  very good period.

                  ok so you think he should wait for a bit on getting rid of it?
                  I obviously don't see the harm in putting it up for sale. No one will buy it if it's not, at least if it is for sale there's potential. If he doesn't want to take less than $7,500 then he can tell the low ballers to go fly a kite.

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                  • #10
                    Don't forget to listen for the tick.

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                    • #11
                      You are asking pricing info from the biggest bunch of lowballers in the lower 48. These fuckers will give $1000, a 12 pack of Dr Pepper and a pretzel for it.

                      That being said $7500 is unrealistic, $5500-$6500 would be more like it. I will give him $1000, a 12 pack of Dr Pepper and a pretzel for it though.

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                      • #12
                        Originally posted by JC316 View Post
                        You are asking pricing info from the biggest bunch of lowballers in the lower 48. These fuckers will give $1000, a 12 pack of Dr Pepper and a pretzel for it.

                        That being said $7500 is unrealistic, $5500-$6500 would be more like it. I will give him $1000, a 12 pack of Dr Pepper and a pretzel for it though.
                        two pretzels if the leather seats aren't cracked...

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                        • #13
                          if you get it, let's trade intake cams

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                          • #14
                            he wont get shit for it. probably 5K then the broke dick will want to finance it for 6 yrs. i gave my cobra away to sell it

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                            • #15
                              I sold my Pacific Green Cobra for $17,500.

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