Can someone explain to me why a '67 car costs so much?

For example I found the same car with only 1700$

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1967-Ford-Mustang-/172633830593

Are they trying to scam people?

>>17056028
> Why is a fully restored sports car, that is 50 years old in pristine condition. Being sold for so much?

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>>17056039
Quick question, if i buy this one >>17056038 and I restore it myself. How much would it cost me to make it like >>17056028

>>17056049
There is a lot of factors that contributes to the pricing of a restored classic
> rarity, parts used, quality of worksmanship, finished condition, etc etc.

>>17056039
Does restored means that they changed everything in the car? If yes then it is a new car. it is not the same with the 1967 one. Then it shouldn't being sold as an antique. Meaning that it should be way cheaper

>>17056057
on average?

make it similar but not as good. around how much would it cost?

>>17056039
do you think i can find it way cheaper than this?

>>17056028
Its because original 427s are ultra rare and 6cyl stangs are really fucking common.

>>17056057
is it safe to use an old car?

>>17056080
They had 428's

>>17056080
do you think someone could use the '67 mustang for everyday activities or only buy it as an antique?

>>17056100
>he doesnt know about the 427 myth

>>17056111
>do you think someone could use the '67 mustang for everyday activities or only buy it as an antique?
That's entirely up to the owner and if the car is functional. Plenty of people fix up classic cars and use them as weekend cruisers.

>>17056121
427's were on the AC cars

>>17056122
can you answer these as well please?
>>17056049
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>>17056122
if these
http://brandnewmusclecar.com/eleanor.html
are replicas, why do they cost so much? they are fake

>>17056028
It is a very sought after car, and people want to protect its existence for as long as possible so they are willing to pay a large sum to own one. It's like a natural order keeping you from stancing, drag racing, and putting 100K miles on a piece of history.

>>17056169
It's not history it's an overpriced chopped up mustang fastback

Supply and demand.