https://www.ebay.com/itm/1989-Ford-Taurus-SHO/233772128581?hash=item366de79945:g:A2gAAOSwQC1fpgtI
I'd like some of whatever this guy is smoking...
I'd like some of whatever this guy is smoking...
89 SHO
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yaycandy
Aerospace Engineer
With that mileage and condition. Hagerty has it for 14,000$
Mike Spataro
SHO Member
Check out BAT auctions for a really clean 89!
luigisho
SHO Member
Nice car. Looking at low mile cars I am starting to appreciate how Ford didn't give a F about gaps and lining things up during assembly during a whole series of their vehicles.
Old Stang
Member
RonPorter
SHO Club of America
12k really isn't out of line, but you would have to see it in person. 94k miles could be fine. Don Donelson bought Bob Jacob's one-owner 118k black 91 for large dollars. But, if you taped over the odometer, you would swear that the car was under 50k.
That guy on BAT got arm twisted into a No Reserve auction, and he's gonna get screwed. It does look like a 41
k car, but it isn't documented.
Go for that one, it could very well go for under 10k.
That guy on BAT got arm twisted into a No Reserve auction, and he's gonna get screwed. It does look like a 41
k car, but it isn't documented.
Go for that one, it could very well go for under 10k.
mrecoolgar
SHO NUP
I know this car.
It is extremely nice.
It is extremely nice.
one day to go, $4500 now. Looks like someone could get a good deal
RonPorter
SHO Club of America
Yep, I'd be surprised if bidding topped $6k, but you never know.
The owner is over in the SHO Facebook groups: Andrew JA.
$6500
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Sounds like the seller could have set a reserve but went with the BAT suggestion
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RonPorter
SHO Club of America
I believe that he was being diplomatic and kind to BAT.
I've heard more than one story that they are relentless about having you do a No Reserve, and won't accept some auctions unless you do.
Without the rust bubbles, this is a $10k-$12k car, with under 50k miles. Should be easy $9k-$10k.
There
were three 89s, with mileage between 48k-62k, that hit eBay in a short period of time 10-11 years ago. Sales prices and bids at $10k. I have some prints on the laptop.
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