i just saw it Mustang & Ford Magazine

 

IMO i wouldnt pay anything for a hardtop made into a convertible. i would be happier with a hardtop.

 

1998 Lamborghini Diablo VT low miles (about 25-45K) $115,000 go back a few years you could find one for 75-85K.

 

I'd get a 2000 Cobra-R. You can pick those up for around $50-$65K

 

With a hundred grand there is now way I'd buy a Ford product either. Ford GT's aren't selling for that anyways. Maybe an '06 Porsche 911 Cabrio or an Audi a8

 

That would be a down payment of this baby.
2006 Porshe GT Carrera V10, 350 CID. $485,000 bux. Just thought I would share this while we are dreaming?

 

Down payment on these two as well



Someday......

 

I would buya classic GT 500 anyday over any of those cars. Not only do you get a much more amazing car but the value of the car increases instead of decreases. I have been told that on some classic cars that the value increases faster on them than you can make in other investments such as the stock market. But like yall said. That is only dreaming. I am years and hundreds of thousands away from ever buying my dream car.

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Soaring has been saving up to replace his aging vacation home



I personally have a long LONG list of cars that I would gladly spend 120k on, and I'm sorry to say that among the new cars on that list there is not a single Ford Product.

 

how about this

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