1982 Ford Mustang GT

The obvious answer is "It's worth whatever you can get for it." :)

Check out and click on "Vehicles manufactured prior to 1990". The value probably lies somewhere between private party and dealer retail.

That wasn't the question - I need the bluebook value so that away I'll have something for the lawyers. I have to add up all the items that we have bought since the marriage and split the difference. If I keep the mustang I need to know the bluebook value and give my X-spouse the equal share of that.

So a bluebook value is what is needed. Not what some stranger would give for it, because I'm not selling it.

Regards, Scott

That's all the blue book value is: A rough guide for private party sales. No need to get snippy, I was just trying to give you a hand.

Though Edmunds TMV tends to be a far more accurate real-life guide than either KBB or NADA, NADA does indeed list your car under "classics":

Garth,

Sorry - I wasn't trying to be snippy

I looked at Nada but it didn't list the V8 - the only options I got was a 4 cyl. or and 6 cyl.

Thanks for the link - that is what I was looking for.

Thanks a t>

Well, since you put it that way, I'd say it's worth $10!!

Give her $5 and call it even !

-ERIC

Just check out the 1984 Mustang and then subtract 10% of each year below that. But if you want the real price just get a quote sheet from the dealer for the trade-in value.