In the Market for a Ford GT Again
- Thread starter Shark01
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It does have an accident though....I'm trying to find out more information. Thanks for the notice!
QuickSilverShelby
GT Owner
This one came up today on ebay. If it checks out, it won't last long. Somebody hit "Buy it Now".
QSS
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centerpunch
ex-GT owner x2
dealer site with carfax here
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QuickSilverShelby
GT Owner
QuickSilverShelby
GT Owner
Weird! In 15 years it's never had a "regular" owner. It has just traded hands from dealer to dealer for 15 straight years.
Traded among dealer friends, and no one wanted to actually pay the sales tax?
This one came up today on ebay. If it checks out, it won't last long. Somebody hit "Buy it Now".
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QSS
You're right, that is one bizarre CarFax.....it's seen more places than I have.....at least I've had one long term owner (wife).
And true to the way CarFax captured data back then, there is no description of the accident.
Still, thanks for digging this up.....I'll call about it.....not worth $235k though
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This one turned out to be a scam....the guy that wrote me back was clearly no Physician (typical scammer bad grammar) and the ad was pulled the next day.
A little update.....3 weeks ago, came real close to buying a nice 4k mile local car, the whole thing unraveled over what should have been nothing but became a big deal for some reason. No harm no foul, I didn't like the idea of paying a premium for low miles anyway as I would drive the premium out of it. But I was ready to throw down the cash if things worked out, a local deal is nice to have. I traveled alot finding a good Diablo Roadster, and it's not easy.
Just completed an inspection on another local car, a driver grade one.....looks promising, but not without challenges.
Just spent a couple of hours in the garage making room for something....wish I knew the width of the car from the passenger side mirror to the edge of the driver's door fully open.
Just completed an inspection on another local car, a driver grade one.....looks promising, but not without challenges.
Just spent a couple of hours in the garage making room for something....wish I knew the width of the car from the passenger side mirror to the edge of the driver's door fully open.
QuickSilverShelby
GT Owner
Iconic GT
GT Owner
it appears none of the cars have been to standard and I believe he actually contemplated doing business in LUFKIN, Texas ............ after being warned......
Not true, there hasn't been any standard involved....the first 3-4 cars I went after represented a learning experience....If I knew then what I know now about the GT market, I would have bought 2 of them. This market around my budget area is just really faster than I was used to with Lamborghinis and Ferraris and I couldn't keep up. I'm catching up to the speed of the market these days, and able to react faster.
As far as doing business with the entity you mention, I'm well aware of the reputation, it's just a matter of performing due diligence, and maybe more than normal. I'm not going to buy a car without a thorough inspection and I'm not going to buy a car without being face-to-face with the seller. I'm a big believer in buying the seller, so I'm not afraid to walk if the seller gives off certain vibes, or lies about stuff.
Example from about 10-12 days ago, call on a car to inquire about a messy CarFax and service records.....instead of answering the questions starts blabbing about how many calls he's gotten, 4-5 people are coming to see it today, it won't last through the weekend, I better put a deposit down now. I couldn't get off the phone fast enough. And of course I get a call late last week asking if I'm still interested....LOL.
Now have an agreement to purchase a car from a awesome private party owner here on the forum. Transaction will be complete early next week, then will drive the grueling 8 miles back to the house.....should probably get a hotel room halfway so I don't get tired.
QuickSilverShelby
GT Owner
OK, maybe I was exagerating some......it's probably 7.5 miles
Just transferred the money from my brokerage acct....that was really painful....now poor, just like 6 years ago when Car Fund II started.