[ShelbyEra08]

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Wants $92,000 for each one

This post has been edited by ShelbyEra08: 26 August 2009 - 02:09 PM

[SPRSNK]

ShelbyEra08, on Aug 26 2009, 05:09 PM, said:

http://motors.shop.e...l...from=&_ipg=

Wants $92,000 for each one

He can keep dreaming.

[shelbymotorsports]

Interesting.

Seller lists the car as new and says he has the MSO for them but according to CarFax all three cars were sold in Texas.

Perhaps they were never registered? They are for sure not registered in California. Seller appears to be a broker.

Wish him the best trying to move three of them at $92k in this economy.

Steve

[dukenrock]

I'd take anyone of them if I could!! Sweeeet.

[Alexandros]

Beautiful Beasts...

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[Michael Morris]

All the CSM are together 147,148,and 149. Thats pretty cool!


MM

[Lee N.]

SPRSNK, on Aug 26 2009, 04:55 PM, said:

He can keep dreaming.

Its VERY easy to have more in an SS than $92,000, but it does not look like these are anywhere near loaded. I agree that's kinda $$ is high for a base optioned SS.

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[dbowles22]

There's one for $80000 with only 29 miles on it. Seems like a pretty good deal if you don't want to go through the waiting process.

[500forme]

shelbymotorsports, on Aug 26 2009, 08:45 PM, said:

Interesting.

Seller lists the car as new and says he has the MSO for them but according to CarFax all three cars were sold in Texas.

Perhaps they were never registered? They are for sure not registered in California. Seller appears to be a broker.

Wish him the best trying to move three of them at $92k in this economy.

Steve

He quite possibly may have the MSO's to the cars, however they probably have been coveyed to him with his ownership stated on the back and released and notorized by the selling dealer. As far as I have been told, SAI will not perform any package on cars that are not post title, which a conveyed MSO should qualify as such.

Unfotunately for anyone that buys one of his SS's with just a MSO, most states do not allow transfer of MSO's from one retail owner to another for the purpose of collecting taxes and fees.

[shelbymotorsports]

500forme, on Aug 27 2009, 09:19 AM, said:

He quite possibly may have the MSO's to the cars, however they probably have been coveyed to him with his ownership stated on the back and released and notorized by the selling dealer. As far as I have been told, SAI will not perform any package on cars that are not post title, which a conveyed MSO should qualify as such.

Unfotunately for anyone that buys one of his SS's with just a MSO, most states do not allow transfer of MSO's from one retail owner to another for the purpose of collecting taxes and fees.

I love Team Shelby Thanks for posting that.

You are absolutely correct on that. I should have remembered that SS's are post title cars and California is one of those states that wont accept a MSO transfer from a previous retail owner.


Steve

[roger-SAI]

This person is a broker. The cars were purchased through a dealership in Texas. The cars were delivered within the stated time frame. The owners, oversees, decided they were going to do 2010's and wanted to unload the cars as they may have promised them sooner by the broker. These cars left our facility 2 month's ago.

Roger

This post has been edited by rosssvt: 27 August 2009 - 11:05 AM