Unfortunatly you would be lucky to get a project Boss 429 for 1/2 of my asking price

And at the current declining value of Bitcoin it will take 453 of them to buy it,not the 400 asked when I first posted the sale.

Thank you for your post !
I have contacted Bitpremier and will list there

Diversify !!
Absolutly,a wise man once told me he bought a collector car because it was more fun to drive his portfolio than look at a bank statement.

And,God forbid we were nuked but unless you are the lone Ranger and have silver bullets I think lead will be a hot commodity.
Unless of course you can melt down bitcoins to make bullets.
Oh wait.bitcoins are only a string of numbers oops

Astute coin collectors know what they are looking at.
And that shiny new 1oz blob while having a spot price will never be worth what a rare coin would be.
Even geeks should realize that.

Thank you !
It seems as though the masses here find it difficult to do even the basic research before making inane comments.

Simply means that the car Vin number matches the same Vin number that Ford stamped the block with,hence numbers matching.
And ,if you even had a clue as to the value of Boss 429's even in the worst condition they bring over 6 figures all the time.
Do a little research before you swallow your foot.

While it is a numbers matching car some of the original parts like the smog system were removed in the early 70's in search of more power.
This Boss was built to be driven and has some tasteful modifications for enhanced performance and safety.
If it was 100% stock the asking price would be around 500 bitcoins.
Raven Black Boss 429's are more highly valued than other colors and several have exceeded $500K at auction
Here's a peek under the hood.
And a shot from a local Sonic Drive In cruise night

While the idea of buying and selling using bitcoins and eliminating "banks" is appealing it seems as though a great many posts point to the fact that it isn't exactly that way.
Scam,trust,and escrow are some of the major points brought up.
I signed on to these forums looking to gain an outlet to market a rare Muscle Car.
Yet it seemed,at least on the "newbie" board ,that there was a great deal of mistrust just because I offered a big ticket item.
Not quite sure why as in order to sell a vehicle ,rare or otherwise,a clear title would need transfered  and no buyer that I can think of would make such a purchase without physically inspecting said vehicle and going through the legal transfer steps.
Nor would any seller not seek to verify funds no matter what form they were in.
That being said,what is the advantage to using bitcoins ?

Here is the vehicle offered at 400 bitcoins
A 1969 Boss 429 Mustang that I have owned since new
One of only 899 ever produced in 1969
Rare,and quite frankly the Holy Grail of Mustangs to astute collectors
The ask of 400 bitcoins may seem high to some but I contend that the volitility of the bitcoin price is a major factor and were I convinced that from the time of sale to time of conversion of bitcoin to cash the price would remain stable I would negotiate a lesser amount.
Value in US Dollars is around $275,000.00 which is at todays rate around 305 bitcoins.Convince me and make a deal.

This might work.From you tube,and don't be alarmed I didn't roll the car,my son turned his camera phone sideways.

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The Boss at speed

I admit to being a total ludite regarding the Bitcoin
But,not wanting to be left in the dust should they be the game changer predicted I need to fully understand the mechanics of selling goods and services using Bitcoins for payment.
And,subsequently converting them to other currency or legal tender.
Where do I begin?
Thanks in advance for your assistence

Quite the contrary gweeb

I said exactly what I meant,

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I quickly tired of their inane comments.

And to all of the rational and civil members of this forum, I apologize.
I must sometimes remind myself it is fruitless to argue with an idiot

Just for the record gweed,
You started by insulting all owners of Muscle Cars by calling them stupid.hence you insulted me as I own one.
Insomuch as you have expressed your distain for Muscle cars as well as their owners I rightfully assumed you never had an interest anyway.

That being said why waste your time and the forums time with your inane banter
Good day

Could be true,but without widespread acceptance and demand I find it unlikely.I'm sure they will have their ups and downs but millions is rather optimistic

I suspect I can prove ownership of my car much faster than you can prove ownership of a Bitcoin

You may be right about it's value in Bitcoins,but considering the wild price swings of this wonder currency it could be low by the time a transfer to cash is able to be made.
That would require me to hold the BTC's until hopefully they go up.
I admit I'm a newcomer to the bitcoin thing but reading this forum and all the info about coins other other than BTC keeps me hesitant about accepting them at all.
As more big ticket items are sold using this currency I'm sure confidence will go up

Hey gweedo

Your all class,low but all class

Looks like nobody has a spare 400 bitcoins laying around to invest so how about converting some of those to cash and getting this beauty for $275,000.00
Here's a peek under the hood !

You come up with 300 verified bitcoins and it's yours

The one at the dealer was a clone,not an original Boss 429,and the Barrett jackson car was over a year ago.
They aren't going down in value.
And,I did point out the volatile nature of this new wonder currency.
To someone who got their bitcoins when they were under 100 this may seem a bargain