Im selling my first love

SharpByCoop said:
I am dead certain you will go beyond that 14k starting bid.
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Good for YOU! You have given someone else a dream, and your 'baby' will be in good hands. Use your money wisely.

Coop
 
Bruce Bump said:
Well, the auction is all over now. She brought in $19,600
not bad for a car that cost $3,200 brand new in 1967. I should have bought that 1966 Shelby my buddy tried to sell me for $900 back then.

I adding on to my shop! Ya Hooo
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That's great, Bruce! Your "gamble" of leaving it in the auction after that backchannel offer paid off well! :thumbup:

Share us a couple new fotos of the shop expansion as it happens!
 
Bruce Bump said:
Well, the auction is all over now. She brought in $19,600
not bad for a car that cost $3,200 brand new in 1967. I should have bought that 1966 Shelby my buddy tried to sell me for $900 back then.

I adding on to my shop! Ya Hooo
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I'm surprized it sold for that much new in 67. Wonder what my 72 Pinto would bring in todays market? Glad to read you did so well with your Mustang. Where did it end up going?
 
Raymond Richard said:
I'm surprized it sold for that much new in 67. Wonder what my 72 Pinto would bring in todays market? Glad to read you did so well with your Mustang. Where did it end up going?
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It went to Bellevue Washington. His best friend owns and operates a mustang restoration shop so I know it will get the royal treatment.

Ray you should Ebay that Pinto. They are rare now! I think the rear end "Crash and Explode" really thinned them out.:D
 
Bruce, not bad but you know 2006 Mustang GT go for $ 29,000 with 300hp and 13.5 in the quater mile and VERY much fun to drive sideways !! Save you penny and save your dimes for more good times.lol
 
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