AlexBAT

Will do!

Yeah, I hope that'll be the outcome. I've done all the debating with the financial company that I could do, so I have to take the best agreement as I do need a car and no new ding on my credit. I will continue to seek legal action and hopefully my outcome will end up similar to the guy you mentioned.

Thank you all again for your help, attention, and comments. They've been greatly appreciated during this aggravating past few weeks!

tipmami

I paid $15k for mine, and it has issues also. If it's fixed up nice and doesnt have very high mileage, then you can probably get it for the price i paid. Good luck! I hope to get mine back into shape and get rid of it!

Rockwell28

beyond the limited number of production,the badges, two tone interior, and the "100 centennial being pressed into the seatback its the same as a gt mustang. the low production number 717 coupes 1300+verts MAY be beneficial sometime years down the road.

945LSTANG

Talk to a lawyer. Don't try to walk in there alone.

Pyrotech211

In 2003, Ford Produced a Centennial Edition of the Mustang. Producing 1,323 Convertible models and only 717 Coupe models. Total production for this Centennial Edition was 2,040. This model came as Henry Ford stated when he created the Model T "Any color as long as its Black." The 100th Anniversary models only came in black, and included Premium Verona-grain Imola leather seating surfaces in two-tone parchment, and the Mustang got the GT premium package which included 17-inch wheels, anti-lock brakes and traction control; dual exhaust; power driver's seat with power lumbar support; leather-wrapped steering wheel; and Mach 460 AM/FM Stereo with six-disc CD changer, as well as 100th Anniversary badges on the fender and decklid and embossed on the seats. The Centennial Package was a $995 upgrade.

Soldier GT

^^^^little to late.. this write up was posted in May..

MCxQubed

may of 2011 lol and that info was already posted lol

Soldier GT

^^^da** good catch McX!

Stangman6795

Hello everyone,
I recently came across a 2003 Mustang GT Conv. with centennial 100 years on it. I found your forum and learned a lot about this car. 124,000 miles and in need of some TLC. I see that there was 1,323 conv. made. Any way of finding out how many were V6 and GT conv.? Drivers seat is in need of repair. It even need the upper part with embossed part needing repair form sun baking. What are the possibilities for repair of seat? Any help appreciated. Thanks

David Foster

I have the Centennial V8 conferrable and it had been nothing but wonderful from the get go. Looking to sell it, but it had been difficult assessing a value. Is great shape 150,000 miles and purrs be like a kitten. Any ideas about it's value