1970 Mustang Mach One Needs the Paint to be Buffed Out

[billmunny]

https://www.copart.com/lot/42912548

Doc Type:
TN - SALVAGE CERTIFICATE 
Odometer:
68,852 mi (EXEMPT) 

Highlights:
Enhanced Vehicles 

Primary Damage:
FRONT END
Secondary Damage:
SIDE
Est. Retail Value:
$40,000 USD

VIN:
0F05M168785

Features

Body Style:

Color:
RED
Engine Type:
No

Cylinders:

Transmission:
MANUAL
Drive:
Fuel:
Keys:
YES
Notes:

Bid Information
Bid Status:
Sale Status:
Pure Sale 
Current Bid:
$2,300 USD

[2112]

Common sight 40 years ago, now an extreme rarity.

[BGlover67]

Will that really sell for $40k?  What's the value of a full restored car in say number 2 condition?

[billmunny]

I think the $40k reference is the value prior to the damage

[Survivor]

Agreed on the value angle.  Looks like a restored car.  If original, however, the interior, drive train and misc. parts make this worth watching.

[OldMil]

At least the air bags didn't deploy...

[Bigfoot]

Not worth even 10k

[Survivor]

Again, agreed but if original interior etc. it would make a great addition to a driver and then sell off what's not needed.   

[67_1183]

4 pictures for the record.

[557]

The interior looks very good and there is a 4 speed tranny and associated bits(in there somewhere)so it is worth something...

[2112]

Windows, Quarters, rear glass, tail honeycomb, wing and slats quarter windows, axle etc.

[67_1183]

After my 67 Shelby, I like the M code Mach 1.  Saddens me to see this.

[2112]

After my 67 Shelby, I like the M code Mach 1.  Saddens me to see this.

Me too

[Don Johnston]

I smell a Dynacorn rebody using the original VIN.   

[427heaven]

Interior pieces, and a 351 c  4v 4 speed and rear spoiler don't equal 10k, much less.