the fox mustang is the way to go.but if you want to stand out,get a mercury capri.and slap in a 351w.

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well the notch is lighter, the hatch can carry much more in the trunk area, all most like a small suv. the 94/95 has better wheel/bearing and is more expensive to hop up, so take your pick. just get what you like best and good luck.

 

how much heavier do you think the hatchs to the notches are... im guessing about the weight of a sn94-95 about 100 pounds maybe a little more (more glass, more panels)

 

You will stand out alright. people would be saying "look at that ugly piece of sh*t"!!

 

I beg to differ... The Fox Mustangs are the next classic mustang... They are the next collectors mustang, and will be worth a LOT in a couple decades... Hold on to them..

 

i agree hold on to them bc evryone is going to want and have them in a few years

 

Dont think they will be worth anything because they are a dime a dozen. Way too many around. How much could they be worth if a ton of people have them? not much.

 

especially if they dont have original motors :-P if someone is looking to have it as a collectors(one that they can hold on to) car they probably want matching #'s and documentation

but if their looking for just a mustang i guess you can get what you maybe have in it not anymore ...muscle cars are where people like the original motors but if they dont have original blocks its not to big a deal. but in 10 years this car will not appreciate much or if at all

 

Idk there really isn't that many around, I havn't seen one besides mine in like a week. And usually when I see one it is completely trashed.

 

Well there are all over the place where I am and also down South. Check Ebay and you will see how many are being sold. Thats just a small % of whats out there. And it dosent matter if they are trashed or not. How many classic cars do you see that are original? I would say at least 95% have been restored.