How much is my car worth

Asked by GuruL5TMT Mar 24, 2019 at 05:24 PM about the 1987 Ford Mustang GT

Question type: Car Selling & Trading In

I have an 87 mustang 5.0 automatic, minor rust,
cracked head gasket and a few other things need
fixed, sounds great runs and drives, interior is red
and black very nice , how much should I sell for
being it needs work under the hood and some
body work

2 Answers

75

Depending on where the rust is. Rust on shock towers and torque boxes are a sure way to make a car worth not much. You can try and put the price higher than you think. The market will let you know if its over priced. Most people looking for used fox bodies know what to look for but there are still those out there that don't. I have a 86 LX 1 owner originally v6/auto with a perfect body and interior for sale. No motor or trans and needs a top like all convertibles of this age. I haven't had 1 offer at $800. It will get parted out and crushed so that I can fix up an 85 gt vert I have laying around. If that helps you any.

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