'99 Mustang 35th Anniversary
08-13-2007, 04:58 PM
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'99 Mustang 35th Anniversary
I'm a little new at this so please bare with me. My grandson is thinking of purchasing a '99
Mustang. It has 79,000 miles and the asking price is $6,900, one owner. The owner says it is the 35th Anniversary Special but is a2 door coupe, dark blue. It is a V-6, with cloth seat covers. It has a "Pony Pkg", upgraded suspension and Borla exhaust. It does have an emplem on the side (35th Ann.). What I can find on the internet is that the '99 35th Ann. came in only 3 colors, leather seats and, I believe, would be a GT, 8 cylinder. The colors did not include dark blue. Any information anyone could provide would sure help. Thank you!
Mustang. It has 79,000 miles and the asking price is $6,900, one owner. The owner says it is the 35th Anniversary Special but is a2 door coupe, dark blue. It is a V-6, with cloth seat covers. It has a "Pony Pkg", upgraded suspension and Borla exhaust. It does have an emplem on the side (35th Ann.). What I can find on the internet is that the '99 35th Ann. came in only 3 colors, leather seats and, I believe, would be a GT, 8 cylinder. The colors did not include dark blue. Any information anyone could provide would sure help. Thank you!
08-13-2007, 05:42 PM
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RE: '99 Mustang 35th Anniversary
Welcome to the board! Please be patient and someone will chime in with more knowledge than I have. If you do not get the answers you are looking for in this forum, please see the 4.6 forum on the main page,
https://mustangforums.com/forumid_4/tt.htm, or click this link. Bottom line, if you are doing your research and the deal seems funny, walk away. There are plenty of mustangs for sale. I am not sure on the pricing, but 7k for a car with 80k miles and a v-6 seems to be a little high. If it is a GT model and looks to be taken care of, the mileage is not bad. That is 10k for every year of its age, and most dealers consider that to be low. Also, if you are concerned about the paint, check inside the door jambs, under the hood, etc and make sure all the paint matches. This will be a dead giveaway if the car has been repainted another color. Are you looking at this car online, ebay, craiglist, autotrader.com? If so, please post the link and we may be able to provide some more information.
Like I said earlier, I am not sure about the information and what was sold as the 35th anniversary edition, but in 99, there were 19,634 Coupe GT's sold and 73,180 V-6 coupes sold. The blue was Atlantic and Bright Atlantic, I have no information other than that. Good luck.
https://mustangforums.com/forumid_4/tt.htm, or click this link. Bottom line, if you are doing your research and the deal seems funny, walk away. There are plenty of mustangs for sale. I am not sure on the pricing, but 7k for a car with 80k miles and a v-6 seems to be a little high. If it is a GT model and looks to be taken care of, the mileage is not bad. That is 10k for every year of its age, and most dealers consider that to be low. Also, if you are concerned about the paint, check inside the door jambs, under the hood, etc and make sure all the paint matches. This will be a dead giveaway if the car has been repainted another color. Are you looking at this car online, ebay, craiglist, autotrader.com? If so, please post the link and we may be able to provide some more information.
Like I said earlier, I am not sure about the information and what was sold as the 35th anniversary edition, but in 99, there were 19,634 Coupe GT's sold and 73,180 V-6 coupes sold. The blue was Atlantic and Bright Atlantic, I have no information other than that. Good luck.
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