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Joined: 7/30/2003 From: United States Status: offline
Yeah, if you want one that is in good condition, with no work done on it that isn't a clone, but a real Gt 500, you are looking at more like 75K. They are rediculously expensive because there were under 2,000 made. If you are getting it because you think it looks good in Gone in 60 Seconds, then it will cost even more than that to make it look like that. But if you get it more power to you.
eleventy million dollars. i had a friend with a gt350 a real one sitting in his garage. the car was half rotted away with no engine trany or wheels and he easily sold it for 16g
eleventy million dollars. i had a friend with a gt350 a real one sitting in his garage. the car was half rotted away with no engine trany or wheels and he easily sold it for 16g
he sold that gt350 over 10 years ago the only thing that sold it was the vin #. this is before gone in 60 seconds came out and everyone realized fords are way better than chevy
he sold that gt350 over 10 years ago the only thing that sold it was the vin #. this is before gone in 60 seconds came out and everyone realized fords are way better than chevy
the gone in 60 seconds with nicholas cage and the eleanor was made in 2001, the Original was made in the 70's, i think 73. totally different storylines, but the same name.
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