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09-06-2008, 10:27 PM
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Join Date: Aug 2007
Location: Campbelltown, Adelaide, SA
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Im considering selling my Fairmont Ghia. Its a mint condition silver 1990 Automatic Sedan. From what i hear they arent worth , but i beg to differ, after scouring around the used car market. 4-5000 dollars will buy you a moderately good VN/VP Calais. And people reckon anything over 1000 dollars is "good" for an EA Ghia. The fuel prices are killing its ***, it now costs $120 to fill up, something i do once a week. With tax time nearly upon us, im cosidering seeling it and purchasing a later model E series Ghia or Fairlane/LTD on Gas. I have become quite attatched to my car, and i dont want to let it go for anything less than 2500 dollars. Finding a pristine EA for ANY price is quite a find, let alone a fully loaded Ghia. VL Calais in similar condition to mine are going for 6000+ dollars. Any suggestions? To give you an idea i have here a link of a high-res picture of the car.
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Car 1: Silver 1990 Ford EA s2 Fairmont Ghia 4speed auto Car 2: White 1998 Toyota Starlet Life 5speed manual |
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To sell or not to sell?
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