Finding value of old used cars with no comps? 1999 Mustang GT Convertible 35th anniversary

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Hi,

Not my car but I have someone with a 1999 Mustang GT Convertible 35th anniversary and they asked me if I had a clue about the value. The numbers listed seem like old people wishing for the best prices but manual. Their car is an auto and I can’t find many previous sales with similar mileage as they have just over 50K. Would a ford dealer be best to trade it in to?

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do NOT trade this in. a Clean 2v mustang has value!

Check here!

https://www.corral.net/

I bought multiple gt500s/cobras and a mach 1 from here

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I’d check Bring a Trailer/Cars and Bids for starters to see if there’s any comps. Maybe Auto tempest might give you some kind of idea too.

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Definitely not a car to trade. They need to sell it to a private buyer.

https://carsandbids.com/auctions/3v7b6RnO/1999-ford-mustang-gt-35th-anniversary-edition-convertible

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Reference this thread too, lots of good advice there

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A bit high mileage, but with that car, at that age, you should be looking at collector car pricing, not dealer trade-in.

You could try Hagerty’s Valuation Tool:

Or check collector auction results like Mecum…

Here’ a '99 GT 35th Anniv Convertible with 6k miles that sold for $13k last year:

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Thanks just checked it out and finally got an idea.

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Thank you.

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Yup couldn’t find an auto one with similar mileage.

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Thank you, I gave it a look over and I’d say it’s fair condition but it’s been taken care of mechanically. A thorough looking over at Scuderia 110 a little over a year ago.

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Biggest take away should be the next phase after boomers to retire will chase the cars of their teens. Those will be late 80’s early 90’s mustangs, Porsche, anything from Japan. As others have said the value is in holding and waiting.