It's not a Cobra R but a nice car. I say the value of the 93R's are going higher.
Nice 1993 Mustang Cobra sold for $68K.
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Bill S.
Bill S.
Bill,
I think it was in SCM in the last issue?
I think it was in SCM in the last issue?
That is a normal price for a low mileage street 93 Cobra. Honestly, I don't get it. They built a lot of them. But hey, that is nostalgia for that generation buying their high school dream car. History repeats itself.
Tom
Tom
Tom and Bill,
It seems correct to me. It's a nice car with 107 made?
None of us own cars as investments, We own them as our hobbies.
Just recently, the old 2005 Ford GT has exploded in value. I say they did well. I did bid on one at half the price today. I missed it by $10K.
It seems correct to me. It's a nice car with 107 made?
None of us own cars as investments, We own them as our hobbies.
Just recently, the old 2005 Ford GT has exploded in value. I say they did well. I did bid on one at half the price today. I missed it by $10K.
I've never purchased any of my cars with investment in mind. I've bought them as the toy(s) they are/were and because I wanted them, and could afford them at the time.
As for the 2004/2005 Ford GT's, yes, that is one of those should have, could have cars I thought I could buy a few years down the road and not take the initial depreciation.....After driving several for various friends, I'm actually thankful I didn't buy one, as they would have been an expensive track toy vs the track toys I bought instead.
Bill S.
Bill,
I think we all agree here. It's a hobby and nothing else, but I have had a great time in my car hobby. I asked you about a replica Shelby Cobra several years ago. You gave me great advice.
Tom,
You have given me free advice as well. Many thanks.
P/S I am way underwater on all car "investments". I may need a lifeboat.
If I add the pleasure and good times, I am a lucky guy. I plan to have many more great experiences.
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