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Originally Posted by BlaqWhole
He didn't "win" a COPO. He was chosen to "buy" a COPO.
With that said. I don't know what I would do in this situation. It would be a cool car to buy and cover and place in a garage and show folks (who can appreciate what it is) every now and then. But it is expensive. I just don't know what I would do.
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They are pretty expensive, but it's a fair price for what it is. $117,500 base price, then add in all the options. The cost of buying the COPO is reasonable comparing what it would cost to buy a 6th gen and build an 8 second car out of it. But I wouldn't be able to live with myself to buy it and leave it covered in the garage. It would be raced.
Already paid parts deposits (non-refundable) to have my 5th gen worked on: 8.5 certified cage, T400, 9" rear end and all the other goodies. If I wasn't committed to that this would be an easy decision. So I would have to finish that car and try to sell it, I'm only allowed so many toys in the garage.
Common sense and reasonable thoughts say pass, but damn... It's a COPO!