If this is any measure for what these cars command in a depressed economy,you Heritage owners must be smiling: http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Ford-Ford-GT-/110724401268?pt=US_Cars_Trucks&hash=item19c7b04874
Heritage Prices
- Thread starter Art138
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Includes a trailer as well. What is the deal with the back of the car? The two gt emblems?
Namor
GT Owner
Still too cheap to actually want to part with the car.
funny how if a car depreciates there's no point selling it, so you keep it and if a car appreciates you don't want to sell it, so you keep it. given the recent collapse in markets I think it's my only credible investment! new I should have bought another one.
funny how if a car depreciates there's no point selling it, so you keep it and if a car appreciates you don't want to sell it, so you keep it. given the recent collapse in markets I think it's my only credible investment! new I should have bought another one.
FBA
GT Owner
No previous transactions...not sold. If and when it sells at those prices...then I agree, but till then...it's only an asking price, which is amongst one of several unsold GT's at high asking prices. They can ask what they wish, but that's not in itself what dictates higher selling prices.
RADGT
GT Owner
Smiling cause I own one not because of the price. It will not sell at the buy it now price. Prices are good but not that good.
Stu
Stu
PeakCompletions
Boost is an addiction...
Heritage is definitely a special car... when I was trying to decide on a color it never even was one of my choices... now if I could only have one it would be it I think...
txviper
GT Owner
- Dec 31, 2007
- 613
What you meant to say was, "Now if I could only have one, it would be a close second to the black one"
Indy GT
Yea, I got one...too
GTdrummer
GT Owner
Looked at quickly--I converted it to almost 5000 miles (maybe it was already in there) My guess is $190--$200. 5 years from now $300,000 or $30,000 depending on Washington.
