The Mule

[Ummgawa]

Originally Posted by Sieg

Technically and deservingly the car belongs here..........


http://www.gmheritagecenter.com/

Totally agree. This car deserves to be sitting in a prominent museum somewhere. It changed my mind about cars on so many levels.

[Sieg]

Originally Posted by clill

Somewhere in the build book there is a pic of it in GM's design center when they were designing the current Camaro.

That's what sparked the thought. Might be worth investigating. In my brief scan of the cars in there it certainly appears worthy of placement.

[Rybar]

GLWS Charley, this is still my favorite car regardless of all the newer builds Steilow has done. I'd think you should get $200k for it.

[youthpastor]

So THIS is why Jody created this forum.......

Seeing the Mule for sale would be tough to put a price on. Whoever owns it would have to consent not to change it. They become the caretaker.

It would be like Sullivan selling Cheeze Wiz or seeing Chicane for sale. $200K+ private sale to someone who respects the car

but who has THAT kind of money and loves Mark's builds? Oh wait- you already own it Charlie.

[hifi875]

It would make a great late Friday afternoon/early evening b-j Scottsdale placement. heck a not near as nice 69 brought $140 on Friday this past year. and it was silver.

[coolwelder62]

I believe it's worth what ever somebody is willing too pay for it.!!!!!

[Vegas69]

Originally Posted by coolwelder62

I believe it's worth what ever somebody is willing too pay for it.!!!!!

When you running for office?

[Vince@Meanstreets]

Originally Posted by Sieg

How much is Jody paying you to bait his new forum?

Originally Posted by youthpastor

So THIS is why Jody created this forum.......

[Sparks67]

Originally Posted by youthpastor

It would be like Sullivan selling Cheeze Wiz for sale. $200K+ private sale to someone who respects the car

Actually, there was a price put on Cheeze Wiz in the past, the car never sold. It wasn't alot of money, but it depends if you have a buyer that is interested in buying. There is lot of factors, but SW's has this post in the past that is right on the mark.

Originally Posted by Streetking

So I have been having conversations with serveral guys about values of our cars lately. I have been doing alot of research lately because I have been looking for a nice 2nd gen Camaro to buy. I am after a nice car with great paint/body that has a LS motor, mini tubbed ect. Anyway, I have found several cars on different sites. This got me thinking about what the value of my personal PT/Muscle cars that I own. Looking around E-bay, there are some cars that are simply way too over priced.. Chris was just looking at the
'69 in Canada that the guy wanted $250k, then I saw one in Dallas for $275k.. .. In today's market, those numbers are going to be very hard to get. I am currently building a car at DSE with a buddy of mine that is going to be over $300k. If we decided to put it on the market right after it's done, it would be hard to get a cash buyer to pay more than $150-175k, that's being realistic. When you build a certain car, it's your personal taste. Another person may not like the color, wheel selection you chose ect. These factors make resale harder, especially on the higher price cars. Bottom line is, you build/buy what you want in your budget and enjoy the hell out of it!

Jeff

[camcojb]

Originally Posted by Sieg

How much is Jody paying you to bait his new forum?

Originally Posted by youthpastor

So THIS is why Jody created this forum.......

Originally Posted by Vince@MSperfab

This is funny because Vince is the one who actually asked where to put a "what's it worth" thread, which had me start this new forum. So place all your blame here.