Thirty six grand for an 11 year old, mass produced Mustang?? So $36K for an outdated car on a chassis that dates back to 1979 or $36K+/- for a newer, more refined GT500 on a newer chassis? Hmm... Decisions, decisions.
A person would have to be mental to pay that right now. Maybe in another 20 years. And when you think about the required maintenance that will need to be performed on it after you buy it, that makes it even worse. With that low of mileage, it's basically been sitting around in a garage for all these years. Probably all kinds of seals, gaskets, and fluids need to be changed on it just from deterioration from lack of use.
A person would have to be mental to pay that right now. Maybe in another 20 years. And when you think about the required maintenance that will need to be performed on it after you buy it, that makes it even worse. With that low of mileage, it's basically been sitting around in a garage for all these years. Probably all kinds of seals, gaskets, and fluids need to be changed on it just from deterioration from lack of use.