venomstang97

Actually, I am 17 and have a 97 GT and the insurance isn't too bad, I also live in Missouri and where you live has to do with the price! Dude... Get a manual, they complete the sensation of having a stang!

97 GT
BBK throttle body and plenum
C&L Intake
Flowmasters turned down
steeda short throw

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_UnLiMiTeD_

if i can sellmy current car for $3500-$4000, save about 2 grand then parent help me out...we see, cobra probably me even more for insurance. BUT HOPEFULLY, i should be getting a job at c.p rail and for 6 month training i get paid $1700 a month and i be living at home until im fully hired on so i may be able to afford the insurance. Now i just got to find a 99 cobra around here for sale, never seen one yet

_UnLiMiTeD_

theres an 01 cobra going for $28,000 here [&:]

gt_stang101

That is WAY overpriced, you can get a terminator for that...

_UnLiMiTeD_

yea, but Canadian prices are higher, luckily i got till summer to find out, probably when all the deals on mustangs will come out is in the late spring/summer

97targa

Stay away from the 4.6L sohc mustangs. The mods are so expensive and get you nowhere! You need mega bucks to gain any real power. Also if you buy one make sure it's got an aluminum crossover on the intake manifold. It is the part where the alternator bolts to! They give a real headache if they are all plastic and crack. Bookoo bucks

cahtr6

There is nothing wrong with 4.6 sohc cars. Stock they are great car to learn on and then when you are ready they are one of the better engines for FI. Manual is the only way to go imo.

ih8chevy

why not a mach, they are within the range he speaks of and they have the 4v and come in auto. thats the perfectcar for this guy.

_UnLiMiTeD_

4.6 sohc is the 2v one im guessing. Im new to mustangs but trying to learn,

laserred38

psh...you should get a 3.8 to learn on