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December 05, 2013, 02:24:31 AM
Last edit: December 05, 2013, 03:32:38 AM by LightMotionStudios
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PRICE DROP: 14BTC OBO

Would love to become part of history and make a couple bucks by selling the first car ever for bitcoins. I'm putting my 2006 Ford Mustang GT 4.6 L Coupe for sale! Located in Pittsburgh, PA USA.
14 Bitcoins! Obviously willing to provide a lot more proof, test drive, etc before actual purchase is made. I would not hand over title until I had the cash from the sale in my bank account.
This is serious Smiley Clean title, runs great, 89,000 miles, brand new winter tires and 1000 dollar sound system installed with touch screen!
Currently pretty dirty due to winter travel. Has blue stripes down front, roof and rear.

Edit: oh and has a ford racing exhaust setup done, it sounds sooo good. emissions and street legal.
https://i.imgur.com/yBJdLlXl.jpg
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December 05, 2013, 02:37:31 AM
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that's quite alot for a Mustang GT that's got nearly 90,000 miles on it, and likely hasn't had the 90,000 mile service performed. ~$21,600 for a car that's 7 years old and likely already lived half of it's mileage already when a new one can be purchased for around $30k? most I can see anybody paying is around 12 BTC for this, and even that's stretching it.
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December 05, 2013, 02:45:56 AM
Last edit: December 05, 2013, 02:57:48 AM by LightMotionStudios
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that's quite alot for a Mustang GT that's got nearly 90,000 miles on it, and likely hasn't had the 90,000 mile service performed. ~$21,600 for a car that's 7 years old and likely already lived half of it's mileage already when a new one can be purchased for around $30k? most I can see anybody paying is around 12 BTC for this, and even that's stretching it.

Well let me know when ford is taking BTC at the dealership ;p also last i checked 1 BTC was 1060.00 so not sure why you are saying 18=21.6k.
Furthermore half its mileage? Since when do cars suddenly self-destruct at 180k? Third, lol 90,000 mile service performed. Okay hot-shot car tech of the year, tell me more.

Let me be clear, the extra cost is to be the first person to ever buy a car with bitcoins. It'll probably end up in the news or something. World first sounds fun to me.
If you don't like it, you don't have to buy it, or post in the thread.
Yes, the KBB value for this car is like 14k. The extra 4k is for the risk involved as well as the publicity.
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December 05, 2013, 03:04:19 AM
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Let me be clear, the extra cost is to be the first person to ever buy a car with bitcoins. It'll probably end up in the news or something. World first sounds fun to me.
If you don't like it, you don't have to buy it, or post in the thread.
Yes, the KBB value for this car is like 14k. The extra 4k is for the risk involved as well as the publicity.

There has been more than a handful of Bitcoin car sales, even home sales. Theres a dedicated website to it, but I'm not recalling the name.
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December 05, 2013, 03:23:47 AM
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There has been more than a handful of Bitcoin car sales, even home sales. Theres a dedicated website to it, but I'm not recalling the name.

Shitttt.. really? HAHA =/ welp oh well. chalk that up to an epic fail I didn't think anything like that happened yet. Well in that case IDK! I still owe money on the car and its my daily driver so haha I'll drop it to 14BTC and see what happens??? 
man that 360second post limiter is really annoying uigh
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December 05, 2013, 04:17:33 AM
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that's quite alot for a Mustang GT that's got nearly 90,000 miles on it, and likely hasn't had the 90,000 mile service performed. ~$21,600 for a car that's 7 years old and likely already lived half of it's mileage already when a new one can be purchased for around $30k? most I can see anybody paying is around 12 BTC for this, and even that's stretching it.

Well let me know when ford is taking BTC at the dealership ;p also last i checked 1 BTC was 1060.00 so not sure why you are saying 18=21.6k.
Furthermore half its mileage? Since when do cars suddenly self-destruct at 180k? Third, lol 90,000 mile service performed. Okay hot-shot car tech of the year, tell me more.

Let me be clear, the extra cost is to be the first person to ever buy a car with bitcoins. It'll probably end up in the news or something. World first sounds fun to me.
If you don't like it, you don't have to buy it, or post in the thread.
Yes, the KBB value for this car is like 14k. The extra 4k is for the risk involved as well as the publicity.



theres no risk simply open a coinbase account as soon as you get the coins you'll be able to sell them for fiat and withdraw.
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