AnotherWs6

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I know of a some what local guy who has a 2009 GT500KR that he wants gone. An oldschool hotrodder that needs garage space for other toys. I'm seriously thinking about buying it. I know that KBB and Edmunds type values are often inaccurate for rare or specialty type cars. And I don't know much about Mustang values. Anybody have a good idea on what sone thing like this should go for?

Black on black 6 speed....I think they all were manual....with 3,000 miles on it. Obviously a rarely driven garage queen. I know I'm on the 'wrong' site, but this is my goto. And I think a couple of you guys may have something similar.

AnotherWs6

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Bump for me supposed to be in bed by now.

AnotherWs6

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I know it's a Mustang. But it's the "King of the Road".

But yeah, it's a Mustang.

Good looking car though. They seem to fall on their face on the strip, but it's gotta be a fun going sideways machine. Plus the blower sound, and somehow those mod motors seemed to keep some of that 5.0 sound that I personally like. Car is bone stock. I'm assuming that means a higher value like our beloved 4th gens. Could be wrong.

Anyone?

LS1Fever99

Probably not much help, but I found one listed on hemmings with under 6k miles for $60,000. What is his asking price?

https://www.hemmings.com/classifieds...r/2318407.html

Also found one similar to the one you are describing with 8,500miles for $52,000.

https://www.hemmings.com/classifieds...r/2256711.html

Firebrian

You probably should toss both of those out as those are retail "collector car" dealers shooting for the moon. Try and find asking prices and sales from private parties.

With a $77K MSRP and a $40K KR ad package, you can probably figure there's a big discount now for that option. A decent starting point for VERY low mileage cars that have decent demand is 40-60% of original MSRP.