Eddie FourFather Hill’s 2006 Ford GT Heritage For Sale
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The 2005–06 Ford GT is on a recent hot streak
by Greg Ingold //
June 28, 2019
The GT’s interest has steadily grown over the years, and even with a new GT on the market, interest is strong and prices average about double of the original MSRP. Currently the GT carries a Hagerty Vehicle Rating of 66.
[The HVR is a 0–100 point scale that measures how a collector vehicle is performing compared to the overall market. A score below 50 means a car is lagging behind, 50 means a car is keeping pace, and a score above 50 indicates a hot market—the higher, the hotter.]
The GT’s score of 66 is a bit of a rebound from a low score of 20 in February. This four-month bounceback is among the largest month-over-month gains in HVR score among all of the vehicles we measure.
Does this mean that the GT is primed to see more increases in value? Not necessarily. What it does mean is that the GT market is more active and healthy in terms of cars offered, sold, and quoted than where the overall market was a year ago. It doesn’t mean prices are about to shoot off into the stratosphere.
by Greg Ingold //
June 28, 2019
The GT’s interest has steadily grown over the years, and even with a new GT on the market, interest is strong and prices average about double of the original MSRP. Currently the GT carries a Hagerty Vehicle Rating of 66.
[The HVR is a 0–100 point scale that measures how a collector vehicle is performing compared to the overall market. A score below 50 means a car is lagging behind, 50 means a car is keeping pace, and a score above 50 indicates a hot market—the higher, the hotter.]
The GT’s score of 66 is a bit of a rebound from a low score of 20 in February. This four-month bounceback is among the largest month-over-month gains in HVR score among all of the vehicles we measure.
Does this mean that the GT is primed to see more increases in value? Not necessarily. What it does mean is that the GT market is more active and healthy in terms of cars offered, sold, and quoted than where the overall market was a year ago. It doesn’t mean prices are about to shoot off into the stratosphere.
NOTICE- FULL DISCLOSURE- To anyone considering buying my Heritage.
I am now in discussion with four different parties, and the only fair and ethical way I can think of to handle the sale is to reserve the car for whoever first gets a deposit to me, to hold the car in their name, while we work out details, PPI, transportation, and final payment.
I hope this sounds fair to everyone looking.
Thanks,
Eddie
I am now in discussion with four different parties, and the only fair and ethical way I can think of to handle the sale is to reserve the car for whoever first gets a deposit to me, to hold the car in their name, while we work out details, PPI, transportation, and final payment.
I hope this sounds fair to everyone looking.
Thanks,
Eddie
GKW05GT
GT Owner
Before any money changes hands on this sale, I want to point out the small blisters or bumps in the blue part of my hood, one pretty small area on each side, I think a combined total of ten bumps. They have not changed over the last several years, and they have not bothered me enough to the point I wanted to take a chance on trying to fix them.
Here is some discussion about this that I copied off of the forum here.
More info on this in the "paint is blistering" thread.
The last two pictures here are centered on the affected area.
Cheers,
Eddie
Here is some discussion about this that I copied off of the forum here.
Yup,Shelby is right,had these bubbles on my hood (20 miles)that was basically never in the sun or ever washed before they appeared.Removed the hood and had it wet sanded and polished at a body shop about a year and a half ago and they since have not returned."
More info on this in the "paint is blistering" thread.
The last two pictures here are centered on the affected area.
Cheers,
Eddie
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More pictures, with the last two centered on the area.
My Eddie Hills Fun Cycles logo is a vinyl, and I've never had any problems removing them- just carefully warm them a bit with a hair dryer, and they peel right off. I'll be happy to remove it for a buyer and replace it with a 1, or whatever number wanted, I have all the other numbers still in the box that came with the car.
Cheers,
Eddie
My Eddie Hills Fun Cycles logo is a vinyl, and I've never had any problems removing them- just carefully warm them a bit with a hair dryer, and they peel right off. I'll be happy to remove it for a buyer and replace it with a 1, or whatever number wanted, I have all the other numbers still in the box that came with the car.
Cheers,
Eddie
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GTdrummer
GT Owner
Empty Pockets
ex-GT Owner
DEPOSIT RECEIVED- SALE IN PROGRESS- THANKS TO ALL FOR ALL THE KIND COMMENTS!
I will make the following offer to anyone who wants to buy my Heritage, but needs to sell something first.
With a reasonable deposit, I will wait for up to six months at no interest, to give you time to sell your item, and make the final payment. And I can wait even longer for final payment, if needed, but would want some interest for any time over six months.
I actually waited a year for final payment on the last Ariel Atom I sold, to give my buyer time to sell a house, and that worked out fine for both of us.
Cheers,
Eddie
I will make the following offer to anyone who wants to buy my Heritage, but needs to sell something first.
With a reasonable deposit, I will wait for up to six months at no interest, to give you time to sell your item, and make the final payment. And I can wait even longer for final payment, if needed, but would want some interest for any time over six months.
I actually waited a year for final payment on the last Ariel Atom I sold, to give my buyer time to sell a house, and that worked out fine for both of us.
Cheers,
Eddie
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Xcentric
GT Owner
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GT Owner
Eddie - you just seem like a really cool guy - I wish I was in the market. This thread (and all of your accomplishments) is amazing. Thank you!
MAD IN NC
Proud Owner/ BOD blah bla
Empty Pockets
ex-GT Owner
I'll have you know, Mr. D., washing #1079 was a no-no.
H.p. air and microfiber towels only! Damp ones here-and-there on occasion.
Oh, wait a sec...I DID wash the wheels and tires. 'Danged pesky brake dust...ya know?
Uh...shouldn't you be working on the "Friday Funnies" about now...? ;-)
