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Mustang GT · Auction results

1984 Ford Mustang GT auction results

Mustang GTs · sold in the past two years

$10,000 to $14,000

Most sales landed here.

Sales through last night. Latest Fox-body GT sale: November 2025.

11 Mustang GT sales at auction in the past two years. 19 individual cars by VIN below, with 17 recorded sales.

Every 1984 Ford Mustang GT by VIN

Newest sale first
PhotoVINAppearancesLast resultDateMiles
1FABP27M2EF1005381FABP27M2EF1005381Bid to $8,525, not soldSep 2026
1FABP28W5EF1855981FABP28W5EF1855981Bid to $9,500, not soldJul 20268,000
1FABP27M7EF1708441FABP27M7EF1708441Sold $6,200Apr 2026107,161
1FABP27M3EF1902031FABP27M3EF1902031Bid to $9,500, not soldFeb 202641,000
1FABP28M4EF1784321FABP28M4EF1784321Sold $9,000 ($9,405 with buyer's fee)Nov 2025
1FABP27M0EF1765481FABP27M0EF1765481Sold $15,000 ($15,750 with buyer's fee)Jun 20256,000
1FABP27M9EF1741041FABP27M9EF1741041Sold $28,000Jun 20255,314
1FABP27M7EF1771631FABP27M7EF1771631Sold $12,500 ($13,125 with buyer's fee)Jan 202530,000
1FABP27M3EF1740481FABP27M3EF1740481Sold $8,500Nov 2024778
1FABP27M3EF1796541FABP27M3EF1796541Sold $35,500Oct 2024124
1FABP28M6EF2122111FABP28M6EF2122111Sold $19,500 ($20,475 with buyer's fee)Jul 202433,000
1FABP27M1EF1798011FABP27M1EF1798011Sold $12,500 ($13,125 with buyer's fee)Apr 202481,000
1FABP27M3EF1781811FABP27M3EF1781811Sold $11,250 ($11,813 with buyer's fee)Jun 202311,000
1FABP28M9EF2090611FABP28M9EF2090611Sold $43,000 ($45,150 with buyer's fee)Feb 20238,000
1FABP27M8EF1727471FABP27M8EF1727471Sold $15,750 ($16,538 with buyer's fee)Jan 202338,000
1FABP27M8EF1646501FABP27M8EF1646501Sold $7,200Jun 2022103,300
1FABP27W3EF1458931FABP27W3EF1458931Sold $12,777 ($13,416 with buyer's fee)Mar 202270,000
1FABP28M5EF1735631FABP28M5EF1735631Sold $10,677 ($11,211 with buyer's fee)Mar 202298,000
1FABP28M4EF1734251FABP28M4EF1734252Sold $20,350Oct 2020

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Why it looks like this

No chart and no score. Every figure on this page is a hammer price from a real auction, matched to the car’s trim, body and gearbox, converted at the rate on the day it sold, with the replicas, projects and odd sales set aside. The range is where most of those sales landed. Where there aren’t enough sales to say something, the page says so instead.

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