will bullitts ever become high dollar collector cars with the 2008s and all

Asked by coldblooded2007 Jan 29, 2007 at 03:58 AM about the 2001 Ford Mustang

Question type: Shopping & Pricing

i have a 2001 bullitt black on black 32000 original miles mint condition just might sell it wondering if it will ever be worth 25.000 or more or if i should hang on to it .i used to have a 1974 350 bucket seats nova wish i would have kept that too.just dont know what to do love it but how much is it really worth to someone with no sentimental attachment .i know i still miss my nova signed confused.

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They are going to build the Bullett Mustang in 2008 and the number of cars will only be limited by demand. it is hard to ssy what the car may be worth someday, but Ford has and will be building so many "Special Edition" Mustangs in the near future it will probably be a very long time before they are worth any more than a "regular" Mustang in the used car market. I worked for SVT for about 6 years and even the Cobras don't bring a whole bunch more than a GT and were built in limited numbers. Let me know if you have any more Mustang or Ford related questions. Take care!

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