Anyone noticed how 1st gen Mustangs are climbing up in value

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>>14885741
yeah, apparently some local had his '66 convertible listed for $5k, original everything. one day he takes off the for sale sign to clean the windows, dude comes up to him and offers $15k.

my parents have a fully restored '67 coupe in their garage, mint condition. they're probably pretty happy with their life choices right about now.

>>14885741
until they go to a car meet and kill 15 people

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>>14885741
>picture showing yearly differences
>uses pictures of cars with exterior modifications

I have an all original unrestored 1970 fastback sitting in my grandfather's barn with a 4 speed manual and an uncommon 390ci engine.

I've had about 20 boomers ask me if it's for sale. I plan on restoring it myself after I get my own place with a garage.

It basically needs everything rebuilt but all the body panels are very solid and it still starts up.

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>>14885741
feels good

to think I traded a SN95 for it kek

>>14885741
>fastback and coupe switch halfway down
>random exterior mods
But why

>>14888620

Looks like it's in really nice shape. Is it a V8 or inline 6?

>>14888604
those boomers know what's up as long as there's minimal to no rust on that bish that's gonna fetch a pretty penny once it's restored. the more original you can keep it the better.

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>>14888789
289 V8. was restored about 4 years ago

>>14885741
>t. disillusioned boomer
If you were capable of doing the work you wouldn't make such a statement on a best case break even proposition.

If you can't do the work then you're too ignorant to know better or afford a restoration anyway so have fun buying the rusted heap for 10k and being too poorfag to fix it until your kids scrap the POS.

>>14888921
Weight reduction bro

>>14885741
Makes me glad I have a 71. The 72 and 73s are still hold shit for value.

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I actually just bought a 64 1/2 from a boomer that has the original 170ci, C4 trans, and diff. Pic related, already started restoring. The body is currently being sandblasted, so I am keeping busy rebuilding the engine and trans.

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>>14891560
Not the fastbacks, they're pretty rare too nowadays.