so today at work i got handed an r.o. for a 2000 mustang gt, cranks no start. no big deal, until i go out and push it in and look at the miles, has a whopping 3300 miles on it! I snapped a pic of the underneath and i've seen 2011 cars that haven't been this clean. just thought i'd share, and what i'm trying to figure out is why would someone keep a normal every day gt in this well kept shape, almost like he's just storing it forever, why not do this to a 99 cobra or mach 1 or something.

 

you live in Michigan too. Clean car.
No winter roads for that fella

 

Looks nice man.. Are those subframe connecters under her?

 

My question is why not? My gt is clean and I plan on keeping it that way. In the end maybe its all he could afford and will ever be able to afford so he wants to keep it nice forever. I think gtcs are worth saving, no reason to beat them to the ground. Nice car though, don't see many like that anymore. Gts are hard to find in nice shape because like you said people tend to not keep them as nice.

 

ctgreddy, if it makes you feel better, my 01 gt and 86 c10 chevy sit in my climate controled garage while my 07 srt8 magnum sits in the driveway

 

i'm not saying people should take care of their gt's. my old gt was very clean underneath especially it being a michigan car. but i mean this was as clean as it was back in 2000. i would doubt there's more than 5 other gt's in this clean of shape in the country and imo i dont see them being worth it when it comes to buying it and not getting your money out of the car.

 

I wish mine was that pretty! The guy I got it from took care of it. Not pristine like this!

 

Yep. Would that car appreciate in value over the years? Doubt it. It is worth more than most 2000 GT's today but its unlikely to fetch its original MSRP.

Very clean looking car though. Did it have the new car smell still?

 

Look like stock bolt in vert subframes