dady24

I am looking at this 94 gt vert with clean carfax.
The desr. they use is as follows:
This 81,000 actual mile car is fully equipped with no modifications other than suspension (Blue springs) lowering the car a few inches, but excellent riding/handling
It is a 5 speed. I do have a few more pics.

As seen in the pics there is a different plate on the intake that reads 302. Any ideas what that might mean. Also on the hood is 2 svt symbols. I know that you can buy those and just stick them on. Any ideas on what I should look for.
Thanks in advance.
Denver


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PipsBlackStang

The 302 stands for 302 cubic inches. The size of the 5.0 engine. Im not too sure that intake manifold is stock. Those SVT badges look out of place too. It is a convert but I just paid $4000 june 2nd for my 1996 Mustang GT hardtop 5pd stock except exhaust and with only 93K miles. It also had a brand new paint job,clutch,trany,cats,plugs,wires,fuel injectors. There was a lot of new tune up parts in it. I wouldnt pay the $7795 sticker. I hope some of that would help.

NeFiLiM

looks like a cobra intake

paulstang

i would say alittle to much i got my 95 hardtop 5 speed with 63,000 miles for about 7,200 but im not to shure how much conv go for but still seems to be to much

5.0sTheWayToGo

your fine. thats the stock intake manifold someone just put on a different plate. that 302 plate is removable..just 2 little screws and it comes out. looks the same as my intake manifold does. the SVT symbols i think someone just placed them there. in my opinion i think that price might be a little high..