Daytona Coupe for sale

[NewYorkGuy]

thanks for the link, cycleguy55.

no wonder he can't sell it, he's asking $59K.

drop the price to $35K

the FFR interior and engine bay doesn't look as nice as a superformance coupe

[jhv48]

Compared to the red FFR coupe on cobra country, which hasnt sold for $55K, this one is definitely not worth the $59K asking price.
For some reason, FFR coupes just don't command a fair price on the resale market.
If he wants a relatively quick sale, I think the $35K range is probably fair, though he isn't going to like it.

[Cashburn]

Get it appraised. That always helps the selling price ...

Seriously, 40s would be lofty. As others have pointed out already. There's not a lot of actual sales data to go on.

[twobjshelbys]

Originally Posted by Cashburn

Get it appraised. That always helps the selling price ...

Seriously, 40s would be lofty. As others have pointed out already. There's not a lot of actual sales data to go on.

That's being generous and kind.

[mrmustang]

Originally Posted by Cashburn

Get it appraised.

Not likely a true litmus of the market as most appraisal companies only do replacement value and not current market appraisals

Originally Posted by Cashburn

There's not a lot of actual sales data to go on.

Well, there is, but it does not bode well for the OP. It's that whole apples and oranges thing.



Bill S.

[Cashburn]

Originally Posted by mrmustang

Not likely a true litmus of the market as most appraisal companies only do replacement value and not current market appraisals



Well, there is, but it does not bode well for the OP. It's that whole apples and oranges thing.



Bill S.

I was kidding on the appraisal... Price seemed to reflect those bloated classified ads... "Appraised at 90k, asking 42."