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F.D. Sako said:I look at it this way, the lower the value, the less it hurts converting it to a race car but I don't use my brain when it comes to tracking, only emotions ;D
Boss1601 said:Try buying a nice and unmodified 1991-1993 fox body for anywhere close to it's original sticker. I've been looking. Boss will be worth what you paid 15-20 years from now if not more. The 4-10 year from new period for sure it'll god down as is but not as badly as "regular" mustangs.
Fun to discuss. Some don't care. Some watch it like a hawk. Some accept. All enjoy
coboss said:Here is an unmodified 1993 Cobra, leather and sunroof, documentation, with 62,000 miles for $15,900. http://denver.craigslist.org/cto/5357783332.html
I think they stickered for over $19K.
But anyway, my point has been made. Boss resales are heading down, and even if you don't plan on selling, you need to consider what is going to happen if some texting bozo rear ends you going 50 MPH.
WinterSucks said:Just happened to a co-worker in his '05 ST . At a red light, never even heard screeching tires...she gets out of her car with her phone still in her hand...
dabossinne said:Based on this one that sold tonight at the BJ Scottsdale auction, it would appear the market is pretty strong, at least for low mileage Bosses...
http://barrett-jackson.com/Events/Event/Details/2013-FORD-MUSTANG-BOSS-302-FASTBACK-189029
TMSBOSS said:200 Mile car. Barrett Jackson. $50K.
TMSBOSS said:+1 !!!
Anyone buying a new car as an investment needs to reevaluate their strategy.
I invested for the fun factor and I am seeing a great return in the target category.
Do I need a GT-350 to set better times and go faster......Could Work.
What I need is seat time and instruction in the car I have.
It's the same in every "hobby"- I've seen people with $2000 handguns who couldn't hit the side of a barn, the guy with a couple grand in golf clubs who can't break 100, all would be better investing in lessons. But in the end what we do with our money is our business, right?
Half of the enjoyment I get from the Boss is working on the car.