I agree on the 15k price, given the market these days. Obviously the Ebay auction is a farce given the bids we are seeing the past 24 hours. Hopefully it will go to a good home and not be subjected to the dealer network where we will see it for sale every 5 months by a different dealer.

Seems to be hanging up at $14,500. Last time it hung up for a day or so someone with a feedback score of (1) got it going again. I always find it suspect when someone with that sort of score jumps into an auction like this. Probably just a matter of time before that person tries to push up the price again :No no: .

$16,600. Interesting bidding, but it looks like the car actually sold to a real person (for a change).

Glad it won't be IHOP'd around the hobby.

good price for a great car. This one was meticulously restored with the help of the GSP. I talked with Sam about this car for a long time when he had it for sale a few years ago (during his divorce). He put alot of time and effort into getting it right.

I agree with you Evil on the auction. I also am glad it went to an enthusiast and not a flipster. Hope to see it at a show in the future. :2thumbs:

91 gsp, home in georgia
 

picked 91 gsp up on saturday, we have always had a collection of mustangs, always wanted a gsp car, because i am from georgia. it is kind of funny, now i have 2 the 85chp and the 91gsp. the more i learn about these cars, the more i love them, they are like little toys!!! my husband says he is driving the gsp to shows and i can drive the 85chp.

Nice pick, fair price too. will be a good hold

Congrats on your purchase. Glad it went to a good home.

Congratulations...glad to see an enthusiast picked it up. Great color combo.

I would check with the GSP before you think about driving it to shows if you live in Ga.

Tom

yes, going to call gsp, and the county office, ask about stipulations, want be driving a whole lot, just to local cruises, if we go a long distance, we will trailer them.