That is like the only hatch that I have seen without a wing that I like. Post up some more pics beside the ones from the for sale post. I would love to see more pics of that car.

 

http://www.roushperf.com/html/rpp_aqarchives.asp#b1809


Q. I am interested in purchasing a vehicle, the VIN is XXX and the car has YYY miles on it. How much is this vehicle worth?

A. As the manufacturer, we are prohibited from quoting values on our vehicles. We can suggest a general method for getting an estimate of the value:
1.) Find book value for the base vehicle (Mustang, F-150, etc.) in it's current condition, compared to the original MSRP.
2.) Find the MSRP of the Roush package on the vehicle (use the "Vehicles" section of the www.roushparts.com website to help you).
3.) Depreciate the Roush package by the same percentage the base vehicle depreciated.
Add the book value of the base, and the approximated book value of the Roush package to get a starting point for the value of the vehicle.

 

Avg. retail on NADA is $21,375 and Kelley Blue Book is $22,980. So just add the price of the Roush package to that and there you go.

 

He'd be lucky if he got 35,000 from anyone for it.

 

depends on milage. If its low it could be a collectable car way down the road.

 

they only made 40 of the 440a's.i would hope he could get more

 

First post. SO its defenitely got potential to be a collector car.

 

It would be nice but doent mean anything to the dealer

 

I was going to get a 380A from Brandon Ford. Since the VIN states its a GT, the resale on them really suck as far as the initial expense of buying them.

 

if had about 40K in my pocket I'd buy it from him, but since i dont I cant