What are the values of the 2003 Ford Mustang Centennial Editions

Asked by Guru9NV9SG Jan 22, 2022 at 09:24 PM about the 2003 Ford Mustang GT Premium Coupe RWD

Question type: Car Selling & Trading In

Hard-top, one owner , excellent condition, 100,435 miles.  Only 717 hard-tops
made.  Remember it is a Centennial Edition

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2,860

Considering a Centennial Edition cost someone $995 back in 2003 to buy one, it's not worth much more than a normal black 2003 GT at the moment, which is around $8K private party. It was a leather seat upgrade, some badges, a Ford History Book, black watch and keychain. I guess if you had those items, you can get a little more. Place an ad for around $10K and see if you get any takers. Buyers want Cobra's and Bullitt Mustangs, Demand is what sets higher prices.

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All true points however, can any consideration be given that 1,300 of the Centennial Edition in a convertible were ever produced. Perhaps there's value in that? Yes, have "The 100 years of Ford Book", keychain, watch and oddly a Centennial BallCap and Centennial Zippo silver lighter (1 of 10,000).

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