Reply to "My Goose is being offered"

markcharltonOld enough to know better and still young enough not to care. My '71 Pantera

Of course, it is the market that will ultimately determine the true value, but at $169K it is the highest asking price I have ever seen for a Goose.

As Mark suggests, unless you find a buyer with exactly the same taste and a large budget, the majority of collectors will be looking for a concourse car, not a modified one. Unlike Panteras where it seems either approach can yield an equal price, the Mangusta market (which I have been following pretty closely now for the last three years) seems to prefer originality over improvement.

Good luck with the sale. It looks like a beautiful car and I certainly would like to see more images and details.

Mark

9/17/098:42 AM

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