I have been looking for a 1990 - 1993 Mustang LX 5.0 for a little while. I just found a 1991 Mustang LX 5.0, original owner, 100% stock, garage kept, 53K miles, 5 spd, red / black, paint & interior in super clean condition, tires in good condition. The only thing is the A/C according to the owner needs to be charged. He wants $10,000. I do not have experience or know prices all that much, and was wondering if any of you guys could let me know what you think. I have not made an offer yet, but the owner seems to be hard on the price. Do you think that is a fair price? Thank you in advance for your help and comments.
Question 1991 Mustang LX 5.0
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i would say that around the right price. got any pics of it??
Price sounds reasonable as you described it. Notch cars '90-93 are gaining in popularity and it appears the seller is aware of this. Have the car checked out for surprises.
decent deal, make him charge the A/C though, just in case it turns out there is something else wrong with it.
Guys, thank you very much for your replies. I very much appreciate your feedback and help. I will try to post pics.
he never said it was a coupe.
i think that is high, atleast around here my friend payed 8500 for a perfect 42xxx mile lx with gt40p heads f cam trickflow intake and an s-trim
thats a different ball game... he said this car was stock! that car has mods, especially the kind that will split the block down the middle. a whole new set of problems to deal with
Guys, I am sorry I did not mention this before, but the car is a hatch. Thank you again.
it doesn't matter if the car is stock or not, these cars are NOT collectors there are way too many of them
yea it is nice to have a fresh slate but i would never pay 10k for one but its not my money so....
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i've seen stock bottom ends only for years at 550 whp much less just south of 400
yea it is nice to have a fresh slate but i would never pay 10k for one but its not my money so....
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i've seen stock bottom ends only for years at 550 whp much less just south of 400
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i think thats a litle expensive do you have pics of it?
Sounds a touch high for a hatch, but still a decent starting point. The market seems fixated on notches right now. Who knows, maybe hatches will become popular as well?
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