I would consider $2800 without current tires. You could bring your own or we could go and get used. I do understand that we are all budget minded people but this is not a run down rover needing attention. I think my asking price is a fair starting point considering it's condition and new tires.

 

What is the lowest you will go including the tires? It is not that I am trying to be cheap and get a steal, so much as I just do not have a lot of money to go around being a full-time college student, in the Army Reserve and working a civilian sector job and require a vehicle to get around with greater ease in the winter as the Mustang I have is currently working, but not the greatest for winter driving. Last winter made me expedite my plans for a Land Rover as the several trips back and forth to West Virginia in snow and ice made realsie.. If I was not a good driver, that car would never have made it. I drove it through snow with solid sheets of ice with summer tires on it.. I slid a lot, but I know how not to lose control of the car when it slips. Hopefully we can find a compromise as I am as eager to bu it as you are you sell it.

 

I normally negotiate in person but I know that would be difficult because of our distances. I would settle for $3300 which I truly believe is a fair price. I too own a mustang, it's a fox body notch. It's pretty built and plenty fast.
These are a few of my toys........






Porsche 911


911 and e30 track rat




e30, e39 540i/6, e46 328i

 

If it does not sell before the end of the year, I will contact you again, as I only have about $1500 at the moment. But I will try to get an associate of mine in your area to check it out mechanically at some point, if that is all right with you. I would check it myself, but the cost to just check the car out are too great. Could you send me more pics, I really want to see the undercarriage and behind the wheels and suspension.. et cetera