what should i get?
04-27-2005, 02:15 AM
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RE: what should i get?
ive been dreaming of a mustang ever since ive realized that my 98 dakota is slow.
04-27-2005, 02:26 AM
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RE: what should i get?
You could always get a pre-99 GT, or maybe even a earlier cobra and use the left over money to build it up 
. Why spend ALL your money on the car, wheres the fun in that. You won't have any $$ left over for mods. Get an older stang and put some money into it and you will smoke 99+ GTs.
. Why spend ALL your money on the car, wheres the fun in that. You won't have any $$ left over for mods. Get an older stang and put some money into it and you will smoke 99+ GTs.
04-27-2005, 02:28 AM
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RE: what should i get?
ORIGINAL: pichinco
I'm just old I guess. I pay ~$1200 yr for two GT's a Bonneville and Chevy pickup. I guess age does get you something.
What you can get will depend on your area. You should be able to find 2002+ GT w/ low miles for that kind of money. Probably find a higher mileage pre-2003 cobra, or higher mileage Mach 1.
Since you've not had a sports car before, I'd recommend a lower mileage, late model GT. All the power you need getting started. Just my $0.02.
I'm just old I guess. I pay ~$1200 yr for two GT's a Bonneville and Chevy pickup. I guess age does get you something.
What you can get will depend on your area. You should be able to find 2002+ GT w/ low miles for that kind of money. Probably find a higher mileage pre-2003 cobra, or higher mileage Mach 1.
Since you've not had a sports car before, I'd recommend a lower mileage, late model GT. All the power you need getting started. Just my $0.02.
04-27-2005, 09:42 AM
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RE: what should i get?
ORIGINAL: JonBeast
Yea, a cobra or mach would give you some good bang for the buck.
ORIGINAL: pichinco
I'm just old I guess. I pay ~$1200 yr for two GT's a Bonneville and Chevy pickup. I guess age does get you something.
What you can get will depend on your area. You should be able to find 2002+ GT w/ low miles for that kind of money. Probably find a higher mileage pre-2003 cobra, or higher mileage Mach 1.
Since you've not had a sports car before, I'd recommend a lower mileage, late model GT. All the power you need getting started. Just my $0.02.
I'm just old I guess. I pay ~$1200 yr for two GT's a Bonneville and Chevy pickup. I guess age does get you something.
What you can get will depend on your area. You should be able to find 2002+ GT w/ low miles for that kind of money. Probably find a higher mileage pre-2003 cobra, or higher mileage Mach 1.
Since you've not had a sports car before, I'd recommend a lower mileage, late model GT. All the power you need getting started. Just my $0.02.
^^^^And both will net you a even higher insurance bill, if you want to keep that as low as you can stay away from Cobras!!!
04-27-2005, 05:39 PM
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^^^^And both will net you a even higher insurance bill, if you want to keep that as low as you can stay away from Cobras!!!
ORIGINAL: JonBeast
Yea, a cobra or mach would give you some good bang for the buck.
ORIGINAL: pichinco
I'm just old I guess. I pay ~$1200 yr for two GT's a Bonneville and Chevy pickup. I guess age does get you something.
What you can get will depend on your area. You should be able to find 2002+ GT w/ low miles for that kind of money. Probably find a higher mileage pre-2003 cobra, or higher mileage Mach 1.
Since you've not had a sports car before, I'd recommend a lower mileage, late model GT. All the power you need getting started. Just my $0.02.
I'm just old I guess. I pay ~$1200 yr for two GT's a Bonneville and Chevy pickup. I guess age does get you something.
What you can get will depend on your area. You should be able to find 2002+ GT w/ low miles for that kind of money. Probably find a higher mileage pre-2003 cobra, or higher mileage Mach 1.
Since you've not had a sports car before, I'd recommend a lower mileage, late model GT. All the power you need getting started. Just my $0.02.
^^^^And both will net you a even higher insurance bill, if you want to keep that as low as you can stay away from Cobras!!!
