SON1C

What should i be expecting to get im looking to spend 7-10 max for a 02-04 v8

requirements are
black interior (grey only alternative, i hate my two tone tan i have right now)
manual

I'd like lower miles, but i'm looking for the best deal that will still be a good car i.e. no problems/issues

Fordman2011

i would check the KBB value on everything you look at, i paid $5300 for my 2001 with 110 k on it. black leather with a 5 speed. no issues to speak of with flowmaster 40s, some nice rims, eibach pro kit, K&N, and a KAR security system

SON1C

you werent worried about buying a car with that kind of mileage?

SON1C

but sounds like you found a really solid deal

dominant1

I paid 9k for my 2004 gt with all the options, only 60k on the car. the car came with leather seats welded sub frame connectors, Steeda under drive pulleys, a steeda tri ax shifter , 3:73 gears, and a kenwood sound system with a sub.

72MachOne99GT

Honestly, if you are able *or willing to wait to extend* your maximum price range, you could very likely find a 40-70K mile 99,01 Cobra.

I believe they are in the low teens now (10-13K) and we all know they'd be a lot of fun, and provide more potential/collectability than a normal 2V GT.

Just my two cents.

If you insist on staying in that price range, you should be able to find plenty of GT's with under 50K.

Fordman2011

not really, we have owned quite a few 4.6 and 5.4 motor vehicles and we have never had one quit on us and we have put well over 200k on a couple of them. plus i just wanted something i could tinker with a little. it was my first car

SVTeeshirt

You could get a really nice condition GT for that... but as 72 said you could get an 01 cobra for a little more, or even a mach 1....

I know you said 02-04 but you could always get a 96-98 cobra.

Repzard

Yes Sir !!! I agree , a 96-98 could be had for that price range.

machracer11

save a little more money and get something 4v, you'll enjoy it so much more