racer02GTstang

hell... for me the front seat is to small.. haha... im 6'4 1/2" though... the only way i can fit in the car is for being thin (180lbs) and my head rides on the ceilng.... but its worth it to me. ive loved mustangs since i was 8

paulstang

yea it is interesting fitting in my 95 less room then the 86 humm but im only 6 foot 150 but less weight for racing haha i look at the good side

Stang9946

Why do you even bother?

GoonMX

I guess ill try and go for it. I didnt think there were gonna be this many good replies. As for learning on a stick, i know how to do and have done it...i just need to practice it more. In a way i may be buying it myself since ill have to sell my dirtbike(2005 CRF250R $4000 if anyone is interested), which i paid for most of. Then i will be getting a job to pay off the car to my dad or with him and help on the insurance.

I need to get it ASAP if i decide to go through with this. Its been almost a month since ive had my own car(engine problems) and always have to drive my mom's car around which shes paranoid about(but it is a Land Rover on 20's). I can't stand not having my own car anymore!

oh yea and about pickin up chicks...ive already got a hottie

Dark_Horse

i learned how to drive my mustang (5-spd) in 5 days, then i had to take my driving test. i was planing on useing my moms car (its a auto, because i didn't learn how to drive manual yet) but then she got rear ended 1 week befor i had to take my test and i could not use the rental car because i wan not 18

98GTstang

Easy problem solving for the insurance, for one i was 16 when i bought my gt mustang 5-speed. I pay 165 a month for insurance and thats full coverage. See what my insurance people worked out for us is that me and my dad are on the mustang insurance, hes 90% of the driver and im 10%, even though im actually 100%..lol But it saved us atleast 200 bucks. The insurance people said that have no way of proving how much me or my dads drives the mustang. But dont be like me, tonight alone i counted how many laws i broke in a 1 hour period. Wanna hear them well here ya go - 1. reckless driving 2. Exibihition of Speed. 3. Innatindive Driving 4. SPEEDING. 5. No Seat Belt. 6. Cell Phone. 7. Street Racing 8. Running Red Lights/Stop Signs 9. No Blinker 10. Crossing 3 Lanes At Once..thats all i came up with

Dan04COBRA

Damn 98GTstang, how about you buy a Huffy?

mustangman02232

<<<<paying $3000 a year for a 6er[&o]

race him and see what he says then

wpaskar

I am 19 and getting my hands on a 2001 GT Bullitt very soon to replace my V6 '85 Camaro. I bought and paid for all of the work on that damn car...and it felt good to have done it myself, but it doesn't change the fact I am freakin poor after the experience and how nothing to show for it. Hopefully the Mustang will be different. With the Camaro, I drove safely, but I was never afraid to speed. You know what? Police haven't got me yet. I know it sounds bad, but I have begun to feel invisible to them....

Anyways, I support you in your decision, but I know insurance is gunna kick you in the ***...how I get around it is this. My dad's numbered company owns my car and I pay fleet insurance on the car. It is registered as a commercial vehicle

Silver_Stallion

Hey man i say go for it! im 17 and ive paid for everything myself including the car, the mods and insurance, its tough and you have to work your *** off, but its all worth it in the end. So i know exactly how you feel. but i started out with a 5 spd nissan truck for a yr, so i had some practice b4 moving on to my 5spd GT. But its not hard, youll get the hang of it right away. Just be safe and good luck!!!