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To: GaltAdonis
It'll be interesting to see how the older Mustangs fare given what 2020 Heritage Edition GT350R's are fetching now. This livery, offered only in 2020 on the GT350 and GT350R, is the most common of all those made from 2015-2020.

Every week a low mileage GT350R is selling on bringatrailer for $150k-$170k.

Rising tides lift all boats. In a few years, or maybe months, you may wish you bought that Eleanor.

It's looking like money is being moved to collector cars as other investments sour.

22 posted on 05/20/2022 7:29:54 AM PDT by Lovely-Day-For-A-Guinness (THOE)
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To: Lovely-Day-For-A-Guinness
The first car I bought (in 1981) was a 1970 Mustang.
Had a 302 V8 in it. It was blue. I spent a whopping $1600 on it.

I should have taken better care of it and kept it.
But - kids, ya know...

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Just looked up today's average value of one in 'good' condition:
Only $35,700.

The memories of the drag racing and what-not are worth that to me.
So I guess I did the right thing by beating the crap out of it. (The Fun Value)

It looked like this one -


25 posted on 05/20/2022 7:51:50 AM PDT by GaltAdonis
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