phenomenal_thunder

white 1993 mustang gt with 103,000 miles, power windows and locks, 5-speed, everything looks great on the car and they are asking $2,500 for it. just want to see what people say about it and if that is a good price for it or if there is probably something wrong with it because it is prettly low on price. thanks and any suggestions would be great.

tokinGLX

i hope this is a car you will be looking at in person, not just looking at on the net and may blindly buy it.

its a good price, probably about what a stock one is worth. it may have rust, it may have problems running, might need some mild to moderate maintainace. then again, it might not, 103,000 isnt that bad for a car that is 13 years old, just hope that that is the original miles and not a rollover number

my advice- look at it, drive it, check out the underside the best you can, and keep an eye out for any cracks in the body. if it runs good and everything is strait, ****** that thing up, cuz at that price, if you dont, somebody else will

jonnyslick

just check it out good ... look for: leaks, dried water marks around the radiator and water pump, see if it smokes, check the oil to see if it's clean, drive it, make sure it runs (and stops) good, check the tires .... then offer the guy $2,000 and go from there.

89gtsleeper

another suggestion... there are some little welds along the top of the engine bay on the left and right sides before and after the strut tower.... make sure those are not broken, and also open both doors on the car, and look at the area where there is metal along the bottom underneath where the doors go... there are two welds on both sides there also... these are good ways to tell if the car has been wrecked.

ckyguy68

if the engine makes any wierd ticking noises, dont buy it.