Grundy didn't require anything other than an address and I provided some pictures of the outside. And also inside with my cars in the pictures.
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Have not been on here for years, are Terminators still relevant?
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Bob,
Grundy does not limit mileage, I'll include a snapshot of their policy description.
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Thanks for the disclaimer. I do see that under their policy the car cannot be a daily driver. For most, that wouldn't be an issue.
Great. Thx
-J
Hello Bob, great to see you still here!! Like I said, I have not been on SVTP for years, but I do remember you, I even bought shifter gaskets way back in the day from you!!! Thanks for your reply sir!!
Glad to help, Rob. And glad you're back.
What's a 5,500 silver metallic bone stock terminator worth?
Depends, coupe or vert?.
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It’s a coupe
That’s better but 5500mi ain’t all the same. What’s the condition/story?
-J
2 owners, bone stock. Last owner before myself was 68 and had a knee and hip replacement that’s why he sold it. Markets been crazy so I was curious what kinda price it would bring if I sold it. Condition is like new. Whole car is 10/10
Around $30k +/- I’d guess.
-J
Awesome thanks sir
The terminator is relevant, in the same way a WS6 Trans Am, or Corvette from the same time period are. They are platforms, and the terminator is a desirable one. The modifications to the car is what keeps them relevant in modern times.
Having said that, I prefer seeing older cars I grew up wanting more than the new stuff, and it doesn’t really matter to me how fast it is, by today’s standard. What matters is enjoyment of ownership and smiles per mile. I don’t see how a Terminator could ever be irrelevant.
Having said that, I prefer seeing older cars I grew up wanting more than the new stuff, and it doesn’t really matter to me how fast it is, by today’s standard. What matters is enjoyment of ownership and smiles per mile. I don’t see how a Terminator could ever be irrelevant.
Silver affects the value a bit, but the low mileage is a big plus.
This. I get plenty of enjoyment driving our not so fast 67 fastback and foxbody mustangs. For me there is something special about driving older cars.
I guess part of it brings me back. A time period where things seemed less chaotic. A car where you actually have to drive it, not feeling like the car is driving you if that makes sense?
I get that same feeling in the cobra. Usually when I'm driving the cobra, I think of the time period of these cars and what they represent.
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67 and 69 were always my favorites! Looking at a 67 now
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Damn that's nice!67 and 69 were always my favorites! Looking at a 67 now
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Very nice! I’ve driven a 428CJ/Top loader car at about 80% (wasn’t my car) and those cars made great torque and pulled strong. Definitely a car you have to drive with a strong arm not like modern tech.
I also prefer that old school feeling of Foxbody cars, something about the size weight seating just feels right to me and takes me back to my first ever mustang an ‘86 GT.
I was lucky enough to buy an ‘04 Cobra new and that was a big upgrade from the Fox but now it’s even bigger upgrade (light years) when you get into an s550.
So yes, you either like that old school feeling or you don’t, but I’m happy to have both.
Hopefully that low mile silver Terminator coupe goes to a good home!
-J
I also prefer that old school feeling of Foxbody cars, something about the size weight seating just feels right to me and takes me back to my first ever mustang an ‘86 GT.
I was lucky enough to buy an ‘04 Cobra new and that was a big upgrade from the Fox but now it’s even bigger upgrade (light years) when you get into an s550.
So yes, you either like that old school feeling or you don’t, but I’m happy to have both.
Hopefully that low mile silver Terminator coupe goes to a good home!
-J
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