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I believe it is best to sell a car you have lost the desire to own and drive. Sounds like the Mustang has reached the point where your pleasure in ownership is eclipsed by your desire to sell. Clean it up as best as possible (new interior items, some chrome and buff and polish) and send it down the road. You may have sellers remorse though in a few months when spring is here.
Don't know how much you have in it but be prepared for a lot of low-ballers and tire kickers. They will point out every little thing they see wrong to get the price down to their level of comfort. Don't budge too much. If your price is reasonable and in line with the market, it will sell in due time. This is the time of year when the market is usually flooded with summer cars though.
No real thoughts on a Lotus clone. Looks like fun for a weekend or two, but read a story in Automobile a few weeks ago about a road trip in one that didn't seem like it was too much fun day to day.
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bunch of random cars and bikes.
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