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One of the subcontractors I use in my auto business saw me pull up in my 06 Mustang GT yesterday (regular GT, not a GT500 (yet)) and we got to talking about Mustangs. He walks me over to the garage next to his shop and opens to door... its a 07 GT500 conv. with 15 miles (so he says and it sure looked new) and all the plastic still on the seats, sticker, and all. He says its his investment and it won't be driven... ever.
To each his own, but to me it seems a big waste.
I have to believe that a ton of people bought the GT500s and parked them, so I wonder what that will do to the "collector value" down the road. In old muscle cars its so rare to find one with low miles that they get huge money, beacuse no one put them away... but if a ton of people had stored '67 GT500s would they still bring as much money? Who knows. I just thought I'd share the sighting.
So in 20 years if you want to know where a GT500 conv. is stashed, just ask.
Mike
To each his own, but to me it seems a big waste.
I have to believe that a ton of people bought the GT500s and parked them, so I wonder what that will do to the "collector value" down the road. In old muscle cars its so rare to find one with low miles that they get huge money, beacuse no one put them away... but if a ton of people had stored '67 GT500s would they still bring as much money? Who knows. I just thought I'd share the sighting.
So in 20 years if you want to know where a GT500 conv. is stashed, just ask.
Mike