I want my car back!! Help me find it!
03-08-2009, 12:09 AM
#1
2nd Gear Member
Thread Starter
Join Date: May 2004
Location: Spring, TX
Posts: 173
I want my car back!! Help me find it!
Hey all. It's been a long time since I have posted on here. In July of 2007, I had to trade in my mustang for a larger vehicle. I actually cried when we drove away from the dealership. At the time it was for the best but now I am able to house a "toy" and I would LOVE to have my mustang back. I know it is kind of a long shot but figured someone out there could help me out. I traded it in at Demontrond in Conroe, Tx. There are some unique features about the car that make it stand out a little bit. I am also going to post the VIN number. If anyone knows where it is or who owns it, please let me know!! I want to buy it back. Here are the details:
Vin Number:
1FAFP42X94F176867
2004 Ford Mustang GT
Color: Dark Shadow Grey w/ Black leather interior
The hood scoop, middle of hood, rear spoiler, fuel door, and bottom of rear bumper are painted a glossy black. These accents make it look similar to a Mach 1.
When I traded it in it had about 75,000 miles so I'm assuming it has over 100,000 now.
Flowmaster Exhaust, 17" Bullit rims, intake. Was in EXCELLENT condition when I traded it in.
There was a rock chip in the hood (where one of the black accents is) that was touched up.
If you know who owns this mustang or can find out, please e-mail me (bcwalker81@yahoo.com) or call/text me (832-622-8461). My name is Bryan.
P.S. I still have all the original paperwork from when I bought it brand new back in 2004.
Vin Number:
1FAFP42X94F176867
2004 Ford Mustang GT
Color: Dark Shadow Grey w/ Black leather interior
The hood scoop, middle of hood, rear spoiler, fuel door, and bottom of rear bumper are painted a glossy black. These accents make it look similar to a Mach 1.
When I traded it in it had about 75,000 miles so I'm assuming it has over 100,000 now.
Flowmaster Exhaust, 17" Bullit rims, intake. Was in EXCELLENT condition when I traded it in.
There was a rock chip in the hood (where one of the black accents is) that was touched up.
If you know who owns this mustang or can find out, please e-mail me (bcwalker81@yahoo.com) or call/text me (832-622-8461). My name is Bryan.
P.S. I still have all the original paperwork from when I bought it brand new back in 2004.
03-08-2009, 01:04 PM
#6
5th Gear Member
Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: Central Texas
Posts: 3,074
Dude, chances are that car isn't worth the time and effort now. It was in great shape when you traded it in, but who knows what the hells wrong with it now. I'm being honest with you because i'd hate for you to find out who owns the car and then go to see it and the condition of the car be the exact opposite of what it was when you got rid of it. Find you another stang and start over. If you found your old car chances are you would have to anyway.
03-08-2009, 01:24 PM
#7
aka 'Negative Nancy'
Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: Ohio
Posts: 4,839
Dude, chances are that car isn't worth the time and effort now. It was in great shape when you traded it in, but who knows what the hells wrong with it now. I'm being honest with you because i'd hate for you to find out who owns the car and then go to see it and the condition of the car be the exact opposite of what it was when you got rid of it. Find you another stang and start over. If you found your old car chances are you would have to anyway.
OP, i say go for it... the chance of your car being in good condition is the same as the chance of any used mustang being in good condition
03-08-2009, 01:48 PM
#9
5th Gear Member
Join Date: Nov 2007
Location: Maryland
Posts: 4,955
or cobra or mach, seeing as how thats the only other 4v.
Lol sorry not tryin to be a dick but something about that sentence just bothered me, im a grammar ****.
and idk if its his first car or what but some cars just have special meaning to people, some ppl think of them as more than just objects.
Last edited by SVTeeshirt; 03-08-2009 at 03:41 PM.
