Re: Will it sell?

bml wrote:
> On Feb 15, 9:18 pm, Michael Johnson <c...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>> elaich wrote:
>>> Michael Johnson <c...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in
>>> news:sdWdne6WS7CmzCvanZ2dnUVZ_sbinZ2d@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> ...
> ...
>> The car will sell to someone that knows their way around modding a
>> Mustang in a serious nature.  Too many have no clue as to the cost and
>> work associated with putting a seriously modified car together.  I'm
not
>> looking for those that a) don't have the money to spend and b) doesn't
>> know the true value of the modifications.  Price out the mods I have
>> listed and consider the good condition the car is in and any serious
>> buyer will know the price is more than reasonable.  If someone is
>> looking to steal it then they need to move on. ...
> 
> True, except the person you describe is very picky about the details
> of the mod.  Their "perfect" car will be somewhat different even if
> they
> have similar views of what to do to that car.  Also, they would want
> to
> do it themselves - isn't part of the fun of owning a modified car the
> trading of stories with other owners?  You would not have much fun
> at a gathering if your answer to every question about the car is "I
> bought
> it that way."

The car has to be licensed and road worthy before it will sell, IMO. 
I'm actually glad it is still in the garage but having a new GT in there 
wouldn't upset me either.  I am going to remove the blower and a few 
other parts and sell them on ebay or locally.  Then get the car running 
N/A and maybe make another run at selling it.  Then again, once it is on 
the road I may not be able to bring myself to sell it and I will be back 
on the original plan of installing 351W stroker engine.