Pure craziness. I simply don't get it at all.
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Have you seen all the crazy bidding that’s going on with this 1993 Ford Saleen Mustang SC Spyder over on Bring a Trailer?
We actually wrote about this very car in our sister publication, Classic Motorsports, as part of a sampling of five unique Ford-powered cars.
At the time of writing, the highest bid is sitting at $185,000 with seven days left in the auction. What do you think it’ll reach when the hammer falls?
Pure craziness. I simply don't get it at all.
+1, don't understand.
Link for the lazy: https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1993-ford-saleen-mustang-sc-convertible-2/
I like mustangs, but for that money I would want something with 12 cylinders made in Italy.
Will you come drive my Camaro before I put it up for sale?
People really be paying nice house money for a Fox Body? Y'all crazy.
I didn't really "get" Saleen fox bodies when they were new. I seem to remember at their price, there was usually equivalent factory performance from other cars. They were a car for someone who had to have a Mustang, but wanted it to be faster than stock, regardless of the what they had to pay. $185K (price as of this writing) just seems nuts, but all it takes is a couple of people who really want it.
Tom_Spangler (Forum Supporter) said:People really be paying nice house money for a Fox Body? Y'all crazy.
In this neck of the woods that gets you a foreclosed fixer upper with the crime scene tape still up.
Still too much for a car but there's a lot of money flying around all slapdash right now.
Craig has often talked how that car was a keeper, but yesterday I saw his FB post about finally selling it. And, um, yeah, that escalated quickly.
Do we know the bidders? Home renovations are booming these days, aren't they?
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