purchase a classic?
#11
RE: purchase a classic?
dont want to hurt your feelings but that was a terrible answer, it didnt help me at all and you might as well not have posted it . the quesiton was pretty simple , i asked what u might think it would cost to do whatever i listed, i can actually afford it very easily, i was just wondering around how much it would cost me for my own knowledge , thanks anyways
#12
RE: purchase a classic?
ive seen coil over kits that bolt in for the front for like 2 grand, not cutting or welding, bolts right in, i havent seen the back, but im sure u can put coil over springs in where the shocks go and get rid of the leaf springs, thats wat ive heard ne ways, new engine tranny rear end, all that stuff, can get expensive, basically it comes down to the more power the more money, but u can get like a 351 winsor crate engine for like 7 grand, with alot of *****, thats wat i know for now tho, good luck
#13
RE: purchase a classic?
Here is a conservative estimate:
7k motor
2.5k tranny/clutch/misc.
2k rear
4k coil over front and rear
2k r&p conversion
2k brakes
1.5 wheels/tires
Add the cost of the car, paint/bodywork, interior, etc. When completed, it may not be as fast as a late model and it probably won't handle as well either.
7k motor
2.5k tranny/clutch/misc.
2k rear
4k coil over front and rear
2k r&p conversion
2k brakes
1.5 wheels/tires
Add the cost of the car, paint/bodywork, interior, etc. When completed, it may not be as fast as a late model and it probably won't handle as well either.
#15
RE: purchase a classic?
ORIGINAL: GT1999
dont want to hurt your feelings but that was a terrible answer, it didnt help me at all and you might as well not have posted it . the quesiton was pretty simple , i asked what u might think it would cost to do whatever i listed, i can actually afford it very easily, i was just wondering around how much it would cost me for my own knowledge , thanks anyways
dont want to hurt your feelings but that was a terrible answer, it didnt help me at all and you might as well not have posted it . the quesiton was pretty simple , i asked what u might think it would cost to do whatever i listed, i can actually afford it very easily, i was just wondering around how much it would cost me for my own knowledge , thanks anyways
As a side note, did you guys note the sponge dice hanging from Dodgestangs rearview mirror. [:'(]
#16
RE: purchase a classic?
Has anyone here driven the 03/04 cobra? It is crazy fast...
I figure if I could put a Paxton Novi 1200 on mine, I could probably out accelerate it, but I already have 10:1 CR.
To build a daily driver that would outperform a new mustang would require at least as much as dodgestang spent, close to $30k. He did it right and ended up with a sweet ride...
I figure if I could put a Paxton Novi 1200 on mine, I could probably out accelerate it, but I already have 10:1 CR.
To build a daily driver that would outperform a new mustang would require at least as much as dodgestang spent, close to $30k. He did it right and ended up with a sweet ride...
#17
RE: purchase a classic?
ORIGINAL: Soaring
As a side note, did you guys note the sponge dice hanging from Dodgestangs rearview mirror. [:'(]
As a side note, did you guys note the sponge dice hanging from Dodgestangs rearview mirror. [:'(]
Put them right into the trash can.
#18
RE: purchase a classic?
ORIGINAL: dodgestang
Hey they matched the dice door locks and dice air caps on the wheels when I bought the car.....what do you think was the first customization I did when I got it
Put them right into the trash can.
ORIGINAL: Soaring
As a side note, did you guys note the sponge dice hanging from Dodgestangs rearview mirror. [:'(]
As a side note, did you guys note the sponge dice hanging from Dodgestangs rearview mirror. [:'(]
Put them right into the trash can.
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