Lifetime Ford & Shelby collector goes CRAZY over a 350K-mile Mustang. Why? | The Appraiser - Ep. 13
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- This week on "The Appraiser," Colin sees a rough 1966 Mustang hot rod on the street and convinces the owner to subject it to an appraisal. It's the roughest car we've seen on the show yet and Colin is giddy with excitement. Why? Watch to find out!
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I never did understand this idea that you buy a cool car, then keep it in your garage and never drive it.
Now we see the other side of that coin.
The smile on your face tells me everything I need to know.
I've ended up breaking things down by those who are car enthusiasts ("car guys" & "car gals") and those who are "car collectors". There is some overlap as both dig cars. But enthusiasts tend to bond with their cars through driving and wrenching on them. For them, a car as an investment in enjoyment. The collectors primary concern seems to be with the value of the car and how impressive it might be to others.
Best car I've seen Colin appraise. I love it. Reminds me of some of my cars in years gone by - all performance and fun, stuff the cosmetics.
It really says a lot about the collector car market when Colin gets excited over a rough and ratty Mustang haha they probably see so many perfect show car restorations that this must be liberating haha
The car is probably a hoot, but as a car its hot garbage. 0 originality. Stripped out. Beat up. Modified. I get that the owner loves his car, but this was a pure fluff piece.
@@lawrencebmarshall as a car its perfect
its being driven and hard at that which is better than most if not all shitty collector cars nowadays
Of course originality, money and collections are part of this hobby and will always be
but that should never be the core of it
The drive, the stories and the experiences is all that is important
@@lawrencebmarshall Yeah, well, that's just like uh, you know, your opinion man.
@@lawrencebmarshall 👈🏿 Hater!🤦🏿♂️
@@lawrencebmarshall you're stripped out and beat up
Steve McQueen would be proud of that car. Very Cool... xCop
CARS ARE MEANT TO BE DRIVEN!
CAN I GET AN AMEN?
(Also, this dude has a V8 Mustang, a dog in the passenger seat, and a beard. Dude's so cool he makes Antarctica look like the Bahamas.)
GREAT VIDEO! I TOTALLY UNDERSTAND THE OWNER BECAUSE I ALSO HAVE A FASTBACK, ITS A 65 TRIBUTE GT350 THAT I HAVE BEEN DRIVING DAILY SINCE 2006. 2 YEARS AGO I HADE THE BODY REWORKED WITH A COUPLE GT350 ACCENTS, BUT MECHANICALLY ITS LIKE DRIVING A COMPETITION GT350, BUT INSIDE IS MORE LIKE THE STREET VERSION. I CHOSE IT AS MY DAILY, WELL BECAUSE ITS THE ONLY CAR I HAVE EVER ENJOYED ALL THE TIME. EVEN WHEN I HAVE WORKED ON IT AND I HAVE, ALL OVER MY CAR. WOULD NOT BE FUN JUST STARING AT IT, THAT IS FOR SURE. SO, I CAN RELATE TO WITH THIS OWNER.
Best mustang ever
"this thing is rougher than a night in jail" - LOVE this.
Leaving his mark on the garage floor 😎
Priceless $$$$
There is no price for what this car represents! Its a true driver in its purist form.
It's what hot rottings all about
Not much of an appraisal show if you don't tell us the actual value. "Not 80k" doesn't help the viewer know the price of someone's beat to hell project mustang.
I agree with you there, but then again just how all restomods go, you can't put a price on it except for the price you paid for parts and labor and then try and make some profit. This is a custom car he built to his liking, you can't ever put a price on that
He was just being nice didn't want to insult the guy by telling him his car is only worth half of 80 grand
@@chrischris7816 if that lol, it's junk with a hot motor and tranny
@@mikem2179 not an expert I was just saying
@@chrischris7816 but I agree, he probably didn't wanna tell him that lol
I like how simple this dude keeps his Mustang and with over 350,000 miles on it? Super impressive.
Interesting and fun. Ya gotta love a fastback Mustang rat-rod. I'm sure he's wasted many unsuspecting pretty cars over the course of his 350K journey. Very cool!!
Well done owner. This is what it's all about. Thanks Hagerty for bringing this to us.
I enjoyed this video. It was just for fun and the car is a total blast. This Mustang has a lot of history and to the owner it's priceless. It would be for me as well. I liked the look on the appraiser's face when jumped on the accelerator. Awesome fastback for sure!
That was a fun "appraisal". Who cares what that Pony is worth. Just enjoy the damn thing. 👍
Love the original toploader-style shifter on the T56. Nice touch!
Will all of the overly-anal car collectors please show themselves by crying out that Colin didn't establish a price for this car, lol. This video illustrates the fact that not everyone is fixated on their car's value. Yes, it can be beneficial to insure a car for what it's worth, but with Hagerty the value really comes down to what you personally think your own car is worth (within reason), not what anyone else thinks. Even an appraiser like Colin can appreciate this.
I do not ever comment... but this was a time travel moment... I went back to when I was 16 and my neighbors dudes my age were building mustangs... totally cool... I was grinning like a possum eating a sweet potato... Thx for the trip back in time.
For some reason I love cars like this Mustang. I was just about to go out and start fixing the paint on my old hot rod truck. Now I'm happy to leave it alone.
Now thats the perfect mustang not those mint ones on display, his car is drivin hard and looks amazing. Rough and tuff!!!!!
Greta video! How many of us wish we’d kept our first car that we poured so much into and have such fond memories of? I’m envious!
I'm not a Mustang guy but damn that's 100% badass!
If the claim of driving this car 14k miles per year for 25 continuous years is to believed, that is a remarkable achievement!
Very cool , it's not always what the vehicles worth in dollar bill's , it's the smile and enjoyment it GIVES YOU and commuting from point a to z.
350k on a mustang is not so out of this world when you think about it. Cars today rack up A LOT of mileage. especially those that serve as daily commutes, as well out doubling up for outdoor excursions. A Mustang is such a car. You commute with it, you have fun with it. Its a daily banger, and a weekend warrior. And ironically its one of the better sports cars for doing distant travels. Just big enough for long distance comfort and storage, not terribly bad on gas mileage and holds up fairly well, not to mention being the type of car you can feel just a bit special in. So an older marque such as that can readily see such mileage if not more. Easy to put on, and easy to repair when things go wrong. One of the biggest saving graces for mustangs are their simplicity. In general their isnt much that one cant manage with some basic tools. And just as long as your not utterly thrashing out your ride with mods capable of cracking your block or blowing out things then theirs really no reason why your stang cant keep going on.
Having fun with a classic car for more than 350000 miles and not affraid to dent it? This is a real dream car. I wouldn't sell. Priceless.
the car is a perfect toy... played with and loved... every scuff tells a story... not some pampered trailer queen pushed around with gloves on, afraid to run the engine because it will change the engine paint.. those are nice and all, but there are enough queens... nice to see a king.
I know the feeling. I have a 1990 Acura integra with 500k plus miles. Its part of the family 20 years now, my kids and grand kids have all had the opportunity to be around it. I do not care the value of it because its priceless to me.
I’ve got a 1967 fastback that I’ve had since high school it’s my first car 38 years and counting, I would have like to hear what his car was worth not much of an appraisal if you say what it’s worth
Man how did you get that as a first car!?
@@joelikespotatoes8321 my dad was working for this guy and the guys girlfriend had the mustang and I was first person to ask about the car and I bought it for $1500 in 1986and I bought the car with my own money didn’t ask mom and dad for any money to buy the car
@@nickefgen9219 Have you had to rebuild the engine?
@@saulespino2510 yes I’ve rebuilt the engine it’s a six cylinder engine in the car it’s an original six cylinder car from the factory with a three speed tranny. I’ve swapped out the rear axle and front hubs for the V8 axle and hubs now have the five lug bolt pattern and I swapped in a top loader four speed tranny. I wanna add the disc brakes on just on the front and a hurst shifter to the tranny. It’s pretty much done with mechanically other than the disc brakes and the shifter. Now I just need to do all the body work which I’ll have s body shop do all that. I will not do body work
@@nickefgen9219 cool, thanks for sharing
Just a Dude and His Car, that’s what life’s all about!! Great Video Simplicity at its Finest!!!!
Cars are made to be driven, not to stand and grow up in value so that a few dudes with too much money get more money
I'm not a Mustang guy and normally appreciate originality above all else. Yet this has proven to be my favorite episode of The Appraiser (I REALLY wish you would title the TH-cam thumbnails as such). I love the story of this car (& owner) and the fact that it has over 350K miles on it, just under his ownership. He is clearly a car guy through and through, and car guy stories are inherently more interesting than car collector stories.
I was looking for my first car back in the '78/'79 timeframe. I wanted either a British sports car or an older Chevrolet, like a Camaro or Chevelle. However, one of the nicest cars that I happened upon was a 66 Mustang Fastback. It was pretty cherry, in light blue metallic paint over a blue interior with the base 289, it appeared to be all-original and at $2,500 was out of my price range. The original Fastbacks like the one I encountered as a kid or the one seen here in this video were the only Mustangs that truly appealed to me aesthetically. They remain great looking cars to this day in my opinion. I hope whoever bought the example I looked at all those years ago took good care of it. With any luck it might still be around today. Thanks for putting this episode together.
That smile when you drove it Colin, that's when you know you're not just about the numbers.
Honestly, I think this 300K Miles Mustang that has a life is so much more fun than looking at a million dollar 50 year old Ferrari with 30 Miles on it.
The Ferrari has become a collectible that hardly sees the light of day, sadly tucked away in a conditioned place, only going places on a trailer.
Cars aren't stamps, they are meant to be driven, to awe people and be the dreams of little kids when it drives by, to have a great life story like this one.
Thanks for this, I'd love to see more videos like it, it's just great..
Thank you! This car reminded me of my old '66 GT Fastback hot rod hooligan I built years ago, and also of bombing around in my '65 with a stroker engine and a Paxton. Such great fun! Numbers are one thing but enjoying and experiencing stuff like this is why we are all here- or at least why we should be. Thanks for watching!
Thank you for not doing another trailer queen. It goes to show that these cars were meant to be driven.
Keep up the great content. Stay Happy and Healthy
I dig this one more than words can say.........truly......all business.....great sounds....
That is one of the coolest cars I’ve ever seen. The history of the two of them together, truly makes it priceless. And I’ve never seen Colin lose his cool demeanor like that - at several points I was laughing out loud at his commentary while driving. Thank you.
Bugger, your Million dollar Wanker cars... look at me Princess crap...
I am 61, retired from doing, 40 years with classic car, warehouse, storage and consignment buisness...
Driven anything from a MG, to Bentley, Porsche , lambo, ferrari etc...
This is car, for what a car is, to be driven, and enjoy, I love it... notice gear stick is close to steering wheel...
I Love this car...
Raw cars are an experience few people get to enjoy anymore. The noise, the shaking, the smell of hot oil and gasoline. It’s just THE BEST.
Drive it and enjoy it.. forget about the money !
I love cars that just work, and are actually driven.
This was a great show and love the car. I need something like this in a Mustang or Camaro.
I just noticed Colin wears Onitsuka Tigers. If you wear them, you know. Someone is going to comment. A man of discernment.
How many project cars out there that sit, disassembled, never get done, or take 10-20 years to get back on the road all in the goal of just looking good or looking shiny. People remember many many of us think this Mustang is cool, that it is beautiful just the way it looks. So if you yourself can get over having the perfect shiny paint then screw it. Just drive it like it sits and enjoy it. Forget what other people think and remember many of us probably think your car is cool just as it is right now!!
I simply love that car. Exactly the way I see my 2008 Bullitt , if I ever see 300K miles
Omg. My kinda car. Wonderful. Never. Let. It. Go. !!!
it doesn't matter what this car is worth. it's super suuuuuper fkn cool. i'm jealous and 80k wouldn't slake that jealosy.
My 67 coupe only has 245,000 miles airframe time.
Love how he didn’t give a number! Best vid so far! Did a great job and showing the respect.
Thank you! That seems to be a point that is missed here- some cars transcend any number. This is one of them. Thanks for watching!
@@colincomer4566 You're a cool lad, Colin.
To see Colin laughing and loving this car was special. Saying he had to return to the garage before he ends up in jail, lol funny!
I like this guy and his car. I bought a rust-free '56 Chevy 210 with old paint. I upgraded everything underneath. Left the exterior and most of the interior stock. It's a sleeper and most importantly reliable and super fun to drive anywhere.
This put a smile on my face. Drive it like you stole it and enjoy. I would have more fun with this one over a perfect show car.
That is what it's all about driving the hell out of them excellent
So Cool! One of your first videos I mentioned I would love to have you do a appraisal on my '66 F100. Sounded like that was a possibility? Stock appearing inside and out but has a 600+ Hp at tire Raptor 3.5 Crate engine with a 10 spd and some very subtle mods on the Twin I Beam Suspension. I built it for long distance cruising. (Will go 1000 mi on a single fuel fill)
“Rougher than a night in jail”.......😂😂😂😂
OMG. Priceless!
I wanted to know the appraisal value. He said it's not worth $80k, but what *IS* it worth?
$10k
35k if rust free.(probably is)
All depends on the buyer. I’d give him 40k for it today.
@@fastinradfordable show us that 10,000 fastback when you find one
Gas Guzzling relic that would not pass a roadworthy in the EU
WHY DON'T YOU GO SUCK A TAILPIPE, BECAUSE YOU SUCK!
That's a car guy, nice little signature on the way out..... haha
Excuse my ignorance, but isn't a t56 a tremec unit, not a borg-warner?
Yes it’s a tremec
That was fun but what was the "Appraised" value? The only number I heard was the owners $80K and The Appraiser saying that the market would not pay that. OK, so how much lower? What was the number he came to before he asked the owner for his number?
Sweet car for sure!
@@VirtualGuth Well sure. But emotions aside, it should still have an 'appraised value' whatever that is.
@@VirtualGuth Not to belabor the point, but even in the video description it says, "Colin sees a rough 1966 Mustang hot rod on the street and convinces the owner to subject it to an appraisal."
We do not know what that number is.
@@TalladegaTom In my mind the whole point of this video is that some people look at cars simply as "investments in enjoyment" and don't care about what the appraised value might be. Anyone who has ever bonded with a car irrespective of the car's value should be able to appreciate this. I'm guessing that Colin is one of those people.
@@VirtualGuth Yes, I agree. That is why the owner valued it at $80K+. Yet to provide a value for what that car would actually appraise for is a key bit of information that would accentuate the very point you are making.
Not to mention this is on a TH-cam channel named "The Appraiser".
HOW ABOUT APPRAISING A 03 04 COBRA AND MAYBE ANOTHER 93 COBRA LOL I LOVE TOO KNOW MY INVESTMENT.
This should satisfy everyone that cries about people not driving their cars....
I think it's great that he's driving it and enjoying it but it's a car that could have been worth 200K or more and not it's barely worth 60K...
The criers are mostly people that could never afford a 200K car anyway and if they had one, they wouldn't drive it either.
Love it!! I also brought a 1965 fastback for my first car, mine is a bit more of a garage queen but I have driven it allot and I do love to drive it. And funnily enough I also have a dog called Winston, a British Bulldog!! They can both be seen on my channel, aswell as my other mustang a 2014 Shelby Super Snake.
cool car, the owner is a champ
DIDN'T EVEN GIVE AN APPRAISAL
Love Fastback Mustang's. I've owned my 70' Firebird and 89' Camaro RS for several years and I keep them low miles because I switch between them.
Loved this, super cool
When u say u dont see cars like that rolling around! What!! Ur living in the wrong place or something i see stuff like thing all the time and love it. My 68 chevelle is about the same shape and i daily it between April & October. If i could post a pic i would.
Uh… did I miss the part where it gets appraised? Watched 8 minutes of setup but didn’t here the punchline. Cool car though regardless.
This is just like my LS project 83 Camaro build, right down to the Dynamat on the floors! LOL
Love this car! Not super detailed and something you are afraid of parking even in the remotest part of the parking lot. And no, not a ton of originality either. But what it is is something the ‘rest’ of us would and could put together and enjoy. Thanks Haggerty for bringing this on the show.
I'd buy this car, but the dog must come with it! Even at his $80k asking price, he's not letting go of the dog so no deal here! 😁👍✌
I saved my money to by myself a 2019 corvette grand sport I tell everyone it's my favorite car but coming in a very close 2nd place is my 92 rs camaro convertible that I paid 4k for
Love it! That would be me if I still had the 65 fastback my Dad sold in 76, but I make do with my 306k mile 87 LX hatch. It's not as rough, but it means as much to me. It's worth way more to me than it would be to anyone else! I hope Ethan continues to enjoy it for the rest of his life!
Mint. One owner. Never raced or rallied. NO LOW BALLERS, CASH IS KING
This car i better sorted out and fine tuned (and probably les rust free) then high dollar colectibles, an the guy i right if you want to duplicate this car you need 80k
If you're looking for a showpiece this ain't it you looking something that you want to go out have fun play with enjoy that's what she said that's love that's a car everything else is a mantelpiece
80 grand is peanuts compared to what my pure unvaccinated blood is going to be worth in the future.
nice car, i love that burnout on your floor hehe
It's odd to see them like this .Most are sitting restored in a collection or rotting in a field somewhere. This is just an old hotrod avoiding both of those destinies.
Hotrods are the most fun when they're getting driven.....like alot...like this one.
The guy went from a professional to another guy at the bar once he started driving 😂
Love the 'set' and the cars in the background!
I think Colin didn't want to hurt the owner's feeling so he backed off from giving it a number. Not knowing what the power train is worth but I'd say less than $30k for the car. I mean there's patina and there's a pile of parts (many missing) that go good together, but not a lot of worth except to the owner (which I totally get).
Appearance on this show bumped the value 10 -ta- 15%!
People love to put these cars up on a pedestal
But really
They love to be driven
It is a car ya know
What’s the apprised value?????? (I’d say 50k)
Love this car, I wish he had an Instagram listed on the video so I could follow him
That's how you do it, no trailer queen, just get on an enjoy it!
Drivers are always going to be more fun than show cars.
OK - sentimental value aside, what is this car really worth?
Was that a type 65 replica I saw on the road test?
This is something I can really identify with, it's been driven and enjoyed and it shows. Might not be in the best shape but it looks like it's never been wrecked, just mostly cosmetic stuff that can be taken care of with an NPD catalog.
MY FAVORITE MUSTANG STYLE WITH A WELL TUNED SBF
What a great video. Kudos to the car owner for driving it and enjoying it the way it should be. One of my classic RZ350's is like that. All new everything, upgraded suspension, 17" tires, etc. But butt ugly dented cracked bodywork. It is my go to favorite rider. See on my channel if you are interested.
If you can't make a decent clone of that Mustang for less than 80k why isn't it worth 80k ? I wouldn't sell anything that I owned that long unless I lived to be too old to work the clutch.
The same reason why $800.000 pro touring builds are worth 150k
How do you value a factory one Only model made and documented ?
rusty option interior ;p joking. love the car
When are you going to do more of these appraiser videos?
That last tire stripe will never be moped clean.