New Member- about to pull the trigger- is this a fair deal?

[twobjshelbys]

Originally Posted by mrmustang

Seems a little pricey for a used BDR, sorry, but as long as you are happy with the transaction, that is all that matters, after all, it's your money, not ours.

Glad someone piped in on that... My sentiments exactly.

I will say that Coyote Cobras will tend to be harder to sell and be priced lower than the same car with a period correct power train.

Do your own market analysis by looking at the prices on www.cobracountry.com. Things there tend to sell for pretty close to asking price (within 10% or less, but not 1/2). Also look at Bring A Trailer but I don't think they have may BDR comps.

One place to start is to configure and build a new one with the same specs. You shouldn't pay more than that for a used one.

[patrickt]

... and I wouldn't sell you my dog for any price.

[Lawineer]

Originally Posted by twobjshelbys

Glad someone piped in on that... My sentiments exactly.

I will say that Coyote Cobras will tend to be harder to sell and be priced lower than the same car with a period correct power train.

Do your own market analysis by looking at the prices on www.cobracountry.com. Things there tend to sell for pretty close to asking price (within 10% or less, but not 1/2). Also look at Bring A Trailer but I don't think they have may BDR comps.

Thanks, that's helpful.

It seems like $77k is a touch high- 72k is more in order based on that site. But I like this color combo and some other stuff. Plus it was repainted with an amazing paint job.

Here's the ebay link (I'm not buying it on ebay). And it probably works out to about $75k- probably overvalued my trade a hair.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/1965-Shelby...-/274623506355

[patrickt]

The interior alone is a deal killer for some, and commands a price premium for others.