[Bullitmon]

26,000 the most expensive was 29,000. There were about 4 listed with miles from 1500 to 11,000 but nothing cheaper than 26K. Pretty impressive.

 

[TrueBlueBullitt]

And let's keep it that way!!!

John

 

[Bullitt#238]

Actually the most expensive one in my issue (March 2002) is $31,500 with 3000 miles on it. It is #1270. It is on page 8, take a closer look.

 

[01GTCOUPE]

I consider my Bullitt more valuable than a Porche 911. They're a dime a dozen.

Just try to buy mine. NOT FOR SALE!

 

[donwil]

01GTCOUPE

Yes, but that is a LOT of dimes!!! :grin: :grin: :grin:

 

[mswaim]

I hate to rain on everyones parade, but asking price and selling price are to entirely different things. You might ask $30,000 but getting it is a bit tougher than that.

Most, if not all of the Bullitt's that were/are listed on Ebay, have not even met their respective reserves.

Bottom line is the cars are only worth what the market will support, and as of yet I've not seen them actually selling at those inflated prices.

Even cars more exclusive than the Bullitt don't escalate in value after the initial sale.

Perhaps with time they might gain value, but with Ford's plan to produce re-makes of the Mach and the Boss, that exlusiveness becomes even more diluted.

 

[BULLITTBRO1]

the way i look at it is if i want to sell mine for 30,000 or even 40,000 if i am not in a must sell situation thats what it will go for. its all on what I value my car at, not what someone wants to pay after all if i am selling i can turn down any offer i want, but no need to worry, NOT FOR SALE