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@OKCShooter give 405 auto in Mustang a call. I think they would buy it or consign it for a premium. Take a look at their inventory.
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@OKCShooter give 405 auto in Mustang a call. I think they would buy it or consign it for a premium. Take a look at their inventory.
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Classic 405 Motors has the best selection of used cars in Oklahoma City, OK. Browse our online inventory to see what we've got on the lot or fill out our Vehicle Finder form to let us know what you're looking for.
Thank you...I know the owner at Exotic Motorsports in Edmond and he wants it if I don't sell it (It is currently only on this forum, no one else knows its available but I may throw it on FB marketplace if I decide to deal with all the chaos that it will bring, lol
These guys have a niche for classics. Many years ago my dad had a mint cutlass convertible he couldn't sell. He stopped by 405 and they gave him his asking price on the spot. 3 days later they sold it for $12k more. I think they are in some kind of loop on these classic cars.
And there's always Meachams.
Your not helping me, mind your own lol.These guys have a niche for classics. Many years ago my dad had a mint cutlass convertible he couldn't sell. He stopped by 405 and they gave him his asking price on the spot. 3 days later they sold it for $12k more. I think they are in some kind of loop on these classic cars.
And there's always Meachams.
He's not stupid.
Funny story: I had a 1967 L79 4sp w/AC that I restored a few years back. Leake selected it as the cover car for the auction and gave me the top Saturday night slot.These guys have a niche for classics. Many years ago my dad had a mint cutlass convertible he couldn't sell. He stopped by 405 and they gave him his asking price on the spot. 3 days later they sold it for $12k more. I think they are in some kind of loop on these classic cars.
And there's always Meachams.
I drove it on stage and sat there while it fell flat at $49K
I didn’t lift reserve and went home and had it posted on eBay Sunday night.
I got a $86K offer same day from a guy on the East Coast and sold it.
Crazy that Mecum was short of eBay by over $35K.
Funny part is that my reserve was $65K and I would have let it go at $60K at the auction.
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Imagine this, buy a boat and fill it up at a gas station and some might say nice boat and the story ends with you saying thanks. Buy this truck and fill it up with gas and many will say nice truck and you will say thanks, it used to be owned by Carroll Shelby. You tell me which is the better story? This is quite possibly a once in a lifetime opportunity.
Good point...heck, when is the last time a truck (or anything else) had over 1000 views plus 6 pages of comments in a sub-category of the classifieds?
That's the cool factor of not having a Shelby truck - but rather, Shelby's truck
The price of a boat is determined by the usage of the owner for its intended purpose and the location of such usage.
I'm not putting my boat on some swampy shallow lake, but have one that I will.
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