Rare 69 gt mustang 351 windsor 4-v

[aussisfgsegt]

http://s12.postimage.org/xl95pb1yl/Mustang.jpg
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trying to valuate my gt mustang any ideas? in perfect nick top and under.
is genuine 1969 GT mustang with the WINDSOR 4-V 11.0.1 Comp
all matching numbers. cant find another one any where!

[69DroptopGT]

I asked the same question about my 351 W 4V 1969 convertible GT. Car Prices, Used Car Value, Book Value | NADAguides | NADA Book Price, Car Book Value, Specs, NADA Trade In Value & Vehicle Pricing | NADA Book Prices & Car Cost Guides | NADA Car Value, Car Book Appraisal Value, Owner Costs, NADA Auto Value Appraisa Is where people led me. Low $19,100 Average $25,700 HIgh $36,400 looks like where they peg it. Remember, it will be very hard to replace this car. If something happens to mine, I'll probably never be able to replace it. Insure it correctly with a insurance that does classic car insurance. More with certain options but they dont include increase in price for matching number engine and ect. They do have an increase for A/C

[69DroptopGT]

Nice paint job by the way! It will be very unlikely to see another. There were only a little over 4000 fastbacks made. Who knows how many are still around.

[LSG]

Aus, are you looking to insure, to sell, or you just want to know ? Each value is kinda different, depending on what one wants to do. You pic doesn't show the engine or the underside, but what we can see looks very nice. The value is kinda hurt sometimes because folks who don't know stangs just think its an M1 with some paint details wrong. I have a 69 fastback with a scoop and hood pins, folks always ask wheres the M1 stripe ? If you try and explain,.....you get some nut who thinks ALL fastbacks are M1s. LSG

[bartl]

A deluxe Marti will break it down even further in to a "x" of "x". Who knows, you could have the only red M-code GT FMX with dark red interior...... rarity adds to value.

[69mach351W]

Actually 69 GT's and Mach's are worth more in original or original restored condition. Or, unrestored condition.

[ScottsGT]

Originally Posted by LSG

Aus, are you looking to insure, to sell, or you just want to know ? Each value is kinda different, depending on what one wants to do. You pic doesn't show the engine or the underside, but what we can see looks very nice. The value is kinda hurt sometimes because folks who don't know stangs just think its an M1 with some paint details wrong. I have a 69 fastback with a scoop and hood pins, folks always ask wheres the M1 stripe ? If you try and explain,.....you get some nut who thinks ALL fastbacks are M1s. LSG

Think of it this way, all V8 cars made after '94 are either GT's or Cobras or Shelbys.
No base model V8's anymore.

[Red66GTCoupe]

Love those Trans Am wheels on it.... looks sharp.

[aussisfgsegt]

Thanks for all your reply guys very much appreciated , I'm looking for a sale price . I will post some more pics later , it's the same condition all over even under the car is all brand new . Thanks again everyone for comments

[69DroptopGT]

Yeah if selling you probably want to get delux marti report for breakdown on rarity.

[datac]

Originally Posted by ScottsGT

Think of it this way, all V8 cars made after '94 are either GT's or Cobras or Shelbys.
No base model V8's anymore.

Heck, weirder yet, for a few years there were NO base cars, period.
All Mustangs were either LX or GT. Always thought that was a bit odd.

[aussisfgsegt]

thanks again for the info people, heres a couple more pics thanks
http://s9.postimage.org/i26piv7lr/IMG_2606.jpg
http://s12.postimage.org/bm35yas8t/stsng.jpg

By the way the paint work is in original acrylic

[GT350R Klone]

Nice, rare car. I think it is nicely done, but the steering wheel looks out of place.

[chillininnh]

Originally Posted by GT350R Klone

Nice, rare car. I think it is nicely done, but the steering wheel looks out of place.

+1

Sweet car though!