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3.6euro RS in a midyear - whats it worth?
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Considering this car and wondering what you think it might be worth......all work done within last few years and driven very little since. Lower miles 92 - 3.6 RS transplant , lightened fly wheel, racing clutch, headers, chip and rebuilt tranny, upgraded brakes. Body completely stripped and repainted original color with widened wheel arches Front mounted oil cooler Complete new interior - dash, RS door panels, leather cobra racing seats, full cage, racing harness, momo steering wheel Complete new suspension - shocks, sway bars, turbo tie rods, spring plates, etc The owner says he has over 50,000 into it... Any feedback would be appreciated. Last edited by speedracer; 01-14-2006 at 10:22 PM.. |
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01-14-2006, 10:02 PM
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i'll throw out an amateur guess..30k?
ryan
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01-14-2006, 11:52 PM
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You usually don't get more than 50% back of what you put into a car. Cars like this are nice and a small number of potential buyers. They are not race cars and will need more money to make them competitive and the modifications make them a compromised street car. This works in your favor when negotiating a price. I'd take the local market price for 92 and add one 25% of what he has put into it.
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rattlesnake sold his RSR 3.6 for $26K. Screaming deal but this cant be over $30K??? I have seen them sell for more though. SOunds like a nice car, pics please!!
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Depends who the buyer is. If that is what you want and it is all done exactly how you want it, why not pay $35k for $50k worth of hardware and labor? I love how my car turned out, but would have bought someone else's complete, had it met my every desire (or most). I couldn't find the right car for me, so I built my own.
What's it worth to you? If you were going to build it anyways, why not spend more than someone's 50%, 25%, xxxx formula? If the timing was right, I would have bought Rattlesnak's car for $32k, maybe more depending upon the quality of the paint. It would have cost me more than $40k to build his car. Doug
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Thanks guys, don't have any pics as of yet.
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I bet the 50 k thing is right on, Kevin
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01-15-2006, 10:41 AM
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