I am single owner car with 9k miles thinking about selling. What do you think it’s worth and which venue is best to sell? eBay, BaT, broker?
Thanks in advance
Thanks in advance
Single owner question?
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MJSFRX
GT Owner
fjpikul
GT Owner
If you go with BaT, make sure you really understand the process. In particular the comment section. You need to "be there" and engage.
GLW what ever direction you chose. Im an original owner too, aint sellin however.
GLW what ever direction you chose. Im an original owner too, aint sellin however.
dr914
GT Owner
original owner never titled, still MSO, 11,000 miles and I am not selling either!!! I wanted a GT since I was fourteen and they won Lemans first second and third (as we all know!! LOL)
SYCO GT
GT Owner
Ask anyone who bought one brand new, then sold it later, if they regret it or not. I did that with my first Tungsten GT (during the 2008-9 recession) and it bugged me every time I saw one, until about 8 months ago when I found a low-mile lightly-modded Tungsten and snapped it up.
Like probably quite a few of us on this forum, I've owned a lot of high-end performance cars with 6, 8, 10 and 12 cylinders; front, mid and rear-engined (and all the other variations.) They ranged from turboed and supercharged to good old naturally-aspirated. Street-driven-daily to barely-streetable. NOTHING compares to the GT. Especially one in your favorite color, and has been modded to fit your exact taste and driving needs (which may just be 100% stock.)
I may be among the old dudes, but I can still learn. I will never make the mistake again of selling my GT.
Think long and hard, before you put the "for sale" sign in the window. Life's short. Drive fast.
Like probably quite a few of us on this forum, I've owned a lot of high-end performance cars with 6, 8, 10 and 12 cylinders; front, mid and rear-engined (and all the other variations.) They ranged from turboed and supercharged to good old naturally-aspirated. Street-driven-daily to barely-streetable. NOTHING compares to the GT. Especially one in your favorite color, and has been modded to fit your exact taste and driving needs (which may just be 100% stock.)
I may be among the old dudes, but I can still learn. I will never make the mistake again of selling my GT.
Think long and hard, before you put the "for sale" sign in the window. Life's short. Drive fast.
