steve r

I made this post because I wasnt sure if the 1996 gt's came without power windows/locks and no spoiler.

MU71L4710N

so your buying a car for reliability and to last you through newyork winter and your looking for a v8 mustang?

no offense man but im with everyone else. your logic is flawed. i would look elsewhere for a winter beater if i were you. if you were atleast going to keep the mustang and work on it thats cool, but if your plans are to buy a c5 vette in just a few months, i doubt youll want to do anything to a NPI mustang, so buying it for a car to work on is probably out of the question yes? i would look for a cheap non turbo'd subaru or something if i were you.

lizzyfan

This is going nowhere fast!
Question has been answered!!

steve r

I dont care about driving a car in the winter. I just didnt want to spend 16000 dollars on a car and not be able to garage it. So i bought a 96 gt instead. Next winter I will have access to a garage so it wont matter.....that is all

steve r

thanks for actually answering my question. I actually just bought the car, runs and drives mint and shifts nice and smooth

JC316

Yes, it came that way. It was the cheapest, lowest weight mustang GT they made. I have a 248A mustang as well, but mine has the option 1 package that includes A/C, power windows and power locks.