jstone

Hello,
I have a 1992 FORD MUSTANG GT/COBRA GT convertible black on black. It was a special order that included the GT engine in 1992, very rare.

The problem is I am trying to sell it, and can't determine how much to charge. I have little experience with auto's and would like some advice on how to prove that it has a Cobra engine.

I pulled a VIN report and it states that it is a Cobra, but I need specific proof for any potential buyers.

preface: I do not have the original sales doc's. The car is in good condition.

My two questions:

How do I determine that it has a Cobra engine?
How can I determine the price for such a rare mustang?

Thanks.

primetime5.0

hate to burst your bubble but its not that rare, in canada they call gt's cobra's thats why a vin inspection will say both, cobras started in 1993 and they were only hatchbacks..

RyuukoGo

Any pictures available?

83gtragtop

Ya when all VINs are run it will say Cobra/GT for GT's. Ford didn't make a Cobra in 1992.

Explosive

Whomp whomp waaaaa, it's not a super rare car, sorry.

nasty90

Thats good stuff LOL.. This thread = FAIL

FORD TOUGH

You can run the vin here but there was no 92 cobra.
http://www.mustanggt.org/forms/92decode.htmhttp://www.mustanggt.org/forms/92decode.htm

luckythirteen13

92 convertable in california, $500-$4000 depending on the condition. any pics?