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If anyone is interested
The cost of selling the Mustang on EBay was $147 bucks. It took a week . It sold for $29k
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That's good information! I'm happy you got a good price; that was a really nice car!
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How does that compare to what you thought it should sell for? You had a lovely mustang. I have always heard that pretty but perhaps not so well put together cars were "auction cars". What do you think. I have something to sell soon.
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Irn it were a 60K car 29 ain't so good.
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My foray into Mustang land was.......unfulfilling. The 29Kwas about 11k less than I had into it, but after a couple years, I wanted out from under it.....it had even more short comings than I have.
Thanks for the math, Tabs.........Whoda' thunk it 
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