Money Shot – Photograph your Mustang

You’ve spent hours detailing and polishing your Mustang for sale so it makes a great first impression to a potential buyer. Now give the same attention to the photos you use in your ad. This is a critical step and it’s amazing how often it’s overlooked. Don’t just pick up your camera, walk out to the driveway and snap a few pics. A good set of photographs will really help your ad “pop” and set it apart. Next time you’re at the local convenience store thumb through an AutoTrader magazine. Most photos will be boring at best and some will be downright awful. That’s no way to show off all your hard work, and certainly no way to get top dollar for your Mustang.

Following are some tips to taking good photos: (more…)

Options on transporting your new purchase

Finding a way to get your prized new Mustang home might seem like the last step, but it really needs to be one of your first considerations. Transporting a vehicle can be expensive and time consuming so you need to understand your options early and factor in the costs when looking at Mustangs for sale.

Driving it home

If your new Mustang is in good shape you might consider driving it home. This of course won’t work if it’s an ultra high dollar or low mileage car that you don’t want to put extra miles on. Likewise if it’s a project Mustang with questionable mechanics you probably don’t want to run the risk of being stranded in your journey or causing further damage to a worn out engine. Time is another factor. Depending on your situation (more…)

Inspection & Test Drive

Buying a Mustang, or any car totally sight unseen is always going to be a risk. If at all possible you should make the effort to inspect it before buying. But when it’s located half way across the country it may not make sense to spend the time or money to travel and see it first hand. If so there are still resources at your disposal to have the car checked out. (more…)

Get Photos & Video

If all goes well with your initial emails and phone call(s) then ask the seller to send you backup documentation. If you found the car on eBay then the auction probably already showed some photos. But I can almost guarantee you that they weren’t detailed enough. Most sellers take a few overall shots and then maybe a pic or two of the engine and interior. Ask for more. With digital cameras and email it doesn’t cost the seller anything more than 30 minutes to snap a ton of photos. If you can get a video that’s even better. Either way, when looking at Mustangs for sale ask for the following shots: (more…)