$200k+ '65 Mustang Restomod Convertible

[scuncio]

Interesting situation - the shop listing this '65 is also the builder who's selling the car on behalf of their client. They claim it's a $200k build and are asking $75k obo for essentially a new vehicle (it was driven 1,950 miles). I have to wonder how the client felt when the shop evidently threw the $75k price out there after he dumped a couple hundred grand into this....

Of course, this assumes the shop is telling the truth about the $200k in receipts! To be honest, even at retail shop rates I'm struggling to see that number even though there's clearly a number of expensive parts used.

Looks like a fun car but even at $75k (never mind COVID19) I think it's priced out of the market.

Link to 1965 Mustang Restomod auction









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[southernfriedcj]

Yuck.

That is going to be one massive haircut. Run it through Mecum and be happy when you get 35k.

Their only hope is a 200k insurance policy and a lightning strike.

[markjohnson]

Shop labor rates on complete car builds like this can easily go into the stratosphere when the car owner keeps changing his mind about the direction of the car mid-build and does not stick to the original plan.

[scuncio]

Agree with both of you guys....

[olredalert]

---- I understand loving black, but can't figure out why one would want an all black convertible. Just getting in on a hot day with the top up or down can be painful. Not my idea of fun,,,LOL!......Bill S

[mockingbird812]

Could be one of the more unimaginative interiors that I have seen.

[Damien]

200k build and they put $150 a piece wheels on it! Lol!