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[Soaring]

I think I stumbled on a gold mine.  It's www.AOLautos.com., so when these cars roll over, you can keep up with the latest ones advertised.  The various year model sections have several pages devoted to just Mustangs for sale on Ebay, then several pages devoted to Shongaloo, then several pages devoted to Classiccars.com, etc.   Thierry also has several pages of Mustangs and other cars for sale on the right hand side of this page. For instance, if you are looking for a classic Mustang, you can search here:
http://autos.aol.com/used-list/year-1965-1973/make1-Ford/model1-Mustang/price-100-50000

[Thierry]

 Thanks to Soaring for pointing out this gold mine. The search engine used by AOL Autos is now including the ads from our classifieds section. When you are advertising your Mustang for sale with us, your ad will also be automatically posted in major used car portals such as: AOL Autos, Overstock.com, MyRide.com, AutoMedia.com, ImpreMedia.com and many more.
 In order to place your ad you will need to create an account in our classifieds section. With this account you will be able to post unlimited ads for free with up to 10 photos for each of them.
 Our Mustangs for sale on AOL.com
 Our Mustang classifieds section

[Soaring]

WOW! Thierry, That is fantastic.  We have our own little sell your Mustang worldwide section right cheer.   

[Thierry]

 Yep! just like thousands of other websites 

[jerrybev]

hi
I went to the site and cant find where to go to place a mustang for sale ad.  Can you advise me?  IF so please email me directly at wwhitfield@triad.rr.com
thanks
jerry whitfield

[Soaring]

We have a for sale section on this site, but the site you are looking at is only for sale cars. 

[Thierry]

Yes, Aol Autos is automatically collecting ads from various websites and there was a bug with our data feed but it has been fixed and ads from our classifieds section are now displayed on AOL again.
Thanks for reporting the bug Jerrybev 
http://autos.aol.com/used-list/keyword-mustang+mustangv8
 

[zray]

independent body shops are another source. Many of them actually have classic cars sitting in the corner due to the owner running out of cash in the middle of a cosmetic restoration.


Z. Ray

[Soaring]

Now, that would be a great source if only there was only a central reporting agency for just those types of old Mustangs.  I would imagine the independent body shop would be happy just to get their investment in parts, paint and labor back. 

[Thierry]

Independant shops can have interesting Mustangs for sale but the source Soaring gave us is listing cars from various websites including many shops. It's still the greatest source to find a classic 

[imburne2]

Hi

Their are many other options available on net, and yes classifieds are the best one. you can try out craiglist.

Thanks

[zray]

yes, Craigslist is always having new listings, and some of them are distressed sales at pretty good prices.


Z. Ray

[98Bullitt]