1993 Cobra Registry

http://tulsa.craigslist.org/cto/5246814447.html


Vin# 1facp42d4pf142168
Build# 632
Born 2/19
Options: 13C,57Q

Original '93 Cobra. 50,000 miles. Everything is original except tires and battery. Only 4,993 built and only 185 with this color and interior combo. This one is #632. These cars are not easy to find especially with low miles and this color. Everything works as it should. $22,900 OBO or trade. No junk! Clean and clear title. Call or text Jason at 918.440.4040

nice

Yeah I was eyeing this one today..I need one again

#93cobrawithdrawals

dbrennancobra wrote:Yeah I was eyeing this one today..I need one again

#93cobrawithdrawals

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Price is to high

Don't get me wrong its def a nice clean car but its priced a little high i would say its worth 18000

Nice car,a few days ago I would of agreed with Browncobra that it was priced high but I have been kicking around the idea of selling mine so I started looking around on where prices were and what it would take for me to feel comfortable letting it go.Prices have come up and honestly even if it sells at full asking price that might not be enough to replace it with a as clean example of anything.$20k doesn't buy very much these days,don't get me wrong there are still good deals out there but are becoming more few and far between.



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sc-rcode wrote:Prices have come up and honestly even if it sells at full asking price that might not be enough to replace it with a as clean example of anything.$20k doesn't buy very much these days,don't get me wrong there are still good deals out there but are becoming more few and far between.

X2. Get the good ones while you can fellas. Today's higher prices are gonna be bargains compared to the next few years, especially when these cars hit 25 years old.

Z282SLO wrote:

sc-rcode wrote:Prices have come up and honestly even if it sells at full asking price that might not be enough to replace it with a as clean example of anything.$20k doesn't buy very much these days,don't get me wrong there are still good deals out there but are becoming more few and far between.

X2. Get the good ones while you can fellas. Today's higher prices are gonna be bargains compared to the next few years, especially when these cars hit 25 years old.

X3!!!

Mother of god! Lol

Yea, I remember looking at 67-68 GT500 Shelbys in 1999 and thinking $30-40k was high. 7 years later they hit $100k plus and haven't
came down since and probably won't. Bandit trans am have doubled in the last 5 years. I would venture to say the teal black combo is as rare
as a 93 Cobra R given that they were well preserved and some teal blacks have been wrecked or stolen. Supply and demand will prove...