Mighty Heritage


KennethClay

GT Owner
Mark IV Lifetime
Oct 15, 2012
889
New York
So, $500,000 or so for Robin egg blue paint and zero performance difference or racing pedigree.

I do not get it.
When I bought my first GT, the difference was about $40k for a Heritage. And I thought the same thing--20% more for blue paint? As an "investment", that would have been the way to go, obviously.

But I wanted the traditional American racing colors of white w/blue stripe, and I've been happy with it!
 

Specracer

GT Owner
Mark IV Lifetime
Nov 28, 2005
7,168
MA
Call it stupid, speculate drunk bidding, what ever you want. Regardless, it's the 1st 05-06, that I know of, to crest 7 figures. I used to discount crazy auction results, but you can not. They are documented comps. Onward and upwards....
 
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PeteK

GT Owner
Mark II Lifetime
Apr 18, 2014
2,508
Kalama, Free part of WA State
Two data points almost simultaneously. Let's see what others bring before we call it a comp. And will that extend to other colors?

Ehh, I'm still driving mine. At 90K, it ain't ever gonna be a museum piece. Like my 1973 911, which has almost no rust damage, it doesn't have the original engine and tranny. But it's an excellent driver.
 

Shark01

GT Owner
Jul 22, 2012
617
Houston Texas
Two data points almost simultaneously. Let's see what others bring before we call it a comp. And will that extend to other colors?
Like any other good statistical analysis, the high and low get thrown out anyway, so one sale does not a trend make Hmmm....think Yoda said that in a Star Wars movie
 

Tomcat

GT Owner
Like any other good statistical analysis, the high and low get thrown out anyway, so one sale does not a trend make Hmmm....think Yoda said that in a Star Wars movie
I think Yoda said, "Let the Ford be with you."