Considering one sold on BAT earlier this year with 2,500 miles for $98K I can see this one busting through the $100K barrier for the 2000 R
886-Mile 2000 Ford Mustang SVT Cobra R
886-Mile 2000 Ford Mustang SVT Cobra R
2000 R on BAT 886 Miles. First one to break $100K??
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The first one did break a 100 with the BAT fees to the buyer.
Are those paint defects from the factory? Must be. The hood is going to need a repaint unless the buyer wants to retain the existing "patina". A couple of nits. The exterior should have been properly washed/dried before the photos to avoid water spots in the photos. And the seats should have been cleaned to get rid of the funky fuzz/strands. ESPECIALLY the driver's seat.
Latest bid is $88K.
Latest bid is $88K.
Yeah. My #21 has no hood bubbles but I have a small crack where the latch is.
When I had car #114, it had about 8,000 bubbles, crack, etc. I had it repainted before I sold it. I saw it a year later at show for sale and it looked worse than when I had it repainted.
the fiberglass on these hood never cured. So you kinda get what you get. I’m sure this car will bring over a 100k
It amazes me when people think it’s okay to post pictures of a wet car and think it’s okay.
When I had car #114, it had about 8,000 bubbles, crack, etc. I had it repainted before I sold it. I saw it a year later at show for sale and it looked worse than when I had it repainted.
the fiberglass on these hood never cured. So you kinda get what you get. I’m sure this car will bring over a 100k
It amazes me when people think it’s okay to post pictures of a wet car and think it’s okay.
Bob, same here, my car #76 has the bubbles, I had it stripped down, sanded, re gel coated, sanded, and painted, and they came back worse than ever.
I ended up getting a reproduction hood from HO Fibertrends and it was a perfect replacement. Only those who know what to look for would know it’s not oem.
I ended up getting a reproduction hood from HO Fibertrends and it was a perfect replacement. Only those who know what to look for would know it’s not oem.
Friend of mine has one of these and he has a few bubbles in his hood too. He opted not to have it re painted and as far as I'm concerned I think its worth more with the factory paint on the hood bubbles or not
I’d rather have the original paint and deal with whatever patina the car has…
My car is 1 of the 5 sold in Canada. The US cars did not have warranties. The Canadian dealership honored the warranty and repainted the hood when the car was new due to the bubbles. 21 years later, the original hood still has no bubbles. When I was shopping for one of these cars a handful of years back, I was trying to find one with a bubble-free original hood. It wasn’t so easy at the time because not many were up for sale when I was looking.
Yeah... that’s gonna be an expensive one!
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You have a super nice car! Enjoy watching your content.
Thank you sir!
Yes.
US cars did have the paint/corrosion warranty.
Thanks for the warranty correction on US cars, Nick.
And the safety warranty, the rear knuckle recall
I replaced mine with one from HO Fibertrends and unless you know what you’re looking for, you would never know it was a replacement
I just call them but they dont make them anymore
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