First Mustang ever sold still has original owner.

[BLAKE]

I would have the most ridiculous insurance policy on that car. That car gets stolen or totaled they would lose a butt load of money.

You basically can't total that car. As long as the few square inches of sheet metal with the VIN stamped in it exists, it would be worth rebuilding.

[Trip McNeely]

One of the coolest car stories I've heard.

[UserX]

After a tour of the showroom turned up nothing of interest, the salesman said “I’ve got something in the back that's really new" — a light blue Mustang convertible, fully loaded with a 260 V-8 and a power top.

Reading owns me. Crazy how the paint faded to white like that.

[Chili]

I've never understood people who pay more for something because it was the first one, was owned by a famous person, or has some other perceived uniqueness; while in form and function it is one of many that are virtually identical.. I mean, I think it's a cool story, but that's all.

Don't get me wrong, I won't knock people for paying the premium. It makes no difference to me, I just don't see it.

[OrangeChevyII]

Wasn't there a Dallas guy that bought the first Boss car a couple years ago?

[Vertnut]

Wasn't there a Dallas guy that bought the first Boss car a couple years ago?

I think it was by accident, too. The dealer meant to keep it for himself or something along those lines?

[talisman]

Wasn't there a Dallas guy that bought the first Boss car a couple years ago?

Yup, I remember that.

I think it was by accident, too. The dealer meant to keep it for himself or something along those lines?

Yeah, I don't think he even realized it until a day or two later.

[Cooter]

I've never understood people who pay more for something because it was the first one, was owned by a famous person, or has some other perceived uniqueness; while in form and function it is one of many that are virtually identical.. I mean, I think it's a cool story, but that's all.

Don't get me wrong, I won't knock people for paying the premium. It makes no difference to me, I just don't see it.

It's strange that you can't comprehend why people would pay more for something unique with history behind it

[Chili]

It's strange that you can't comprehend why people would pay more for something unique with history behind it

I'm too utilitarian I guess. Have never been a "collector" of stuff. Just wired differently apparently.

[Sean88gt]

I've never understood people who pay more for something because it was the first one, was owned by a famous person, or has some other perceived uniqueness; while in form and function it is one of many that are virtually identical.. I mean, I think it's a cool story, but that's all.

Don't get me wrong, I won't knock people for paying the premium. It makes no difference to me, I just don't see it.

Arabs will always pay top dollar for a cherry white girl.