In search of an 88 CSX. Found one, but it is $10k. Does this seem ok for a restored version? Has regular seats, not sure on the tires. 110k miles. Great paint job. What's the thought? Thanks
In search of an 88 CSX. Found one, but it is $10k. Does this seem ok for a restored version? Has regular seats, not sure on the tires. 110k miles. Great paint job. What's the thought? Thanks
Seems a high for an 88, would have to see pictures though.
10k is pretty much top of the market IMHO and for a non-intercooled Shelby it would have to be an exceptional vehicle.
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NADA values are $2,550 low to $8,300 high
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Sorry, it's an 89.
Also, 1 that I thought was gone here in St.Pete is still there. Recaro seats with normal tires, I think. Needs hood, gas tank. Has sat for a few years. Missing spoiler and hatch Shelby logo. Interior good.
Not worth 10k, not by a longshot. I just missed out on one here in RI with no rust for $1300Originally Posted by musqlar55
Working on clearing the decks.
A pristine 89 with 8,400 miles sold at auction in March for $11k, including fees.
A car is worth what someone wants to pay.. aka supply and demand
That's what my grandpa used to say. Found 2 more in Denver. 1 is $9900, 1 is $6000 needs paint.
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