RR2334
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A 2013 GHIG Boss sells at Barret Jackson yesterday for $50,600 including fees. It is number 66 and the 15th in Green, has all options and less than 200 miles. Seems like a good price for the seller IMO.
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So the owner sold it for less than he paid. And never drive it. What a waste.RR2334 said:Seller pays 8% and buyer pays 10%. Car sold for $46,000 plus 10% for $50,600. Seller will receive $46,000 less 8% ($3,680) for $42,320. It's expensive to buy and sell a car through BJ.
VoodooBOSS said:So the owner sold it for less than he paid. And never drive it. What a waste.
VoodooBOSS said:So the owner sold it for less than he paid. And never drive it. What a waste.
VoodooBOSS said:I agree the seller got a good price. What are BJ's fees?
302BOB said:I went to the orphanage and told the kids Hillary and Trump were running for president. They said they would rather believe in Santa........sorry for the politics...
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k98dave said:Boss's could be an investment, but you would have to keep it 20+ years and never use it.
Cherno134 said:And a poor investment at that under most circumstances. For investment purposes, buying shares in a S&P 500 index fund will give you a much better return on investment.
I looked up the numbers back in 2012 for the 1969 BOSS 302 purchase price and found if it were invested in the US stock market, the value would have grown to $250K +, still North of a very, very low mileage, all numbers matching, original paint pristine vintage BOSS 302 typically sold on the weekend days at BJ.
Just Drive It!
GT390 said:Or if you were Lucky, you could have purchased a less desirable at the time, BOSS 429. And be way ahead.
I think it's pretty safe to say. Anyone that Purchased or Purchases a Modern day BOSS 302. Keeps it 5 years, uses & abuses it, will find that 5 years down the road, when you combine the fun factor, and whatever money you manage to sell it for. you made out.
k98dave said:Agreed, but I'm still kicking myself for not spending 8500 bucks on a 1965 289 Cobra that was available to me in 1973. I had just got married and talked my self out of it as that was like 6 months pay back then.
Now that would have been an impressive ROI, provided I didn't kill myself in it I guess