1988 white exterior/ wine top and interior
- shelbyscarab
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Well unfortunately, everything is selling for much less than what its worth. Houses aren't the only thing taking a hit. "Toys" are taking huge hits. I have a friend in the boating industry - that are having historically bad years, and what they are being forced to sell boats at right now is outrageous. If this horrible economy and recession aren't touching you in any way and have the means, now is the time to take advantage of the situation in regards to cars, boats, etc. - you can get great deals right now.
If you aren't in a situation that you have to sell something, you'd be better off waiting to sell toys at a future date. If you have to sell now, you will more than likely be getting less than what its worth.
If you aren't in a situation that you have to sell something, you'd be better off waiting to sell toys at a future date. If you have to sell now, you will more than likely be getting less than what its worth.
1988 ASC McLaren #688
I thought Shelby took care of the answer just fine. Not to mention that since you sold it on ebay, you may have missed out on selling it higher. I have more than once put something on ebay that I would see go for much more than I had recieved, it happens. I don't think there was anything wrong with the car, and if you feel that you did not get what you wanted for the car then my suggestion is to next time set a reserve to a value that is more tolerable.
87 ASC Mclaren Mustang #416
Thank you and I most definitely will. Wish I could keep it, would love to make it a family thing taking it to car shows and all. I just need a more practical second car for my family(minivan). My wife is due june 20th, and I will have to put my wants on hold for a couple of years. I will have one again, just hope to find one as clean as mine!! Thank you for the reply.