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#2074 of 2105 Re: '02 GT short throw shifter? [highroller2] by waterdr Dec 29, 2007 (3:14 pm)
Replying to: highroller2 (Oct 20, 2007 1:25 pm) What did you try? The stock shifters are terrible but the good news is that the Tri-Ax (and others) are amazing. The difference is night and day. Go for it!
#2075 of 2105 Re: Disparity between Edmunds and KBB [waterdr] by borg1of2 Dec 29, 2007 (4:18 pm)
Replying to: waterdr (Dec 29, 2007 2:56 pm) Its a 97 Mustang GT convertible with 106,000 miles. It has leather seats, CD Changer (not factory) with Sirius SAT, I rate the car as Very Good and the top is in great condition. Seats do show some wear. Mechanicals are great and the body looks excellent. Replies to this message: waterdr (Dec 29, 2007 10:14 pm)
#2076 of 2105 Re: Disparity between Edmunds and KBB [borg1of2] by waterdr Dec 29, 2007 (10:14 pm)
Replying to: borg1of2 (Dec 29, 2007 4:18 pm) Clean GT verts will always get money! I would think you could sell that car for $6000 - $6500....maybe even more. If someone offered you $8k for it, I would think that was pretty much a top price. The 1996 - 1998 models are somewhat less desirable then the 99+ and the the Fox Body's since they suffered from a bad head design. This does not result in mechanical problems per se, but makes them a bit underpowered.   However, finding a clean Fox Body GT Vert is becomming hard to find. As a result, I have seen the prices push up on them in the last year or so....not crazy money, but I have seen people asking $8 - $10k for them. This is good news for guys like you, because it will help the value of your car. The fact that you could get $6k for a 10 year old car that sold for $18k new (I think) with 100k miles is pretty dam good.   Unless you have to get rid of it, or are just tired and done with the car, you could probably keep it and either not loose much on it or even make a few bucks in the next few years.   A few things that will help the value other then the obvious are if the car is 100% original. Modifications do nothing for the value. Minor things are fine, but anything that has altered the exterior....make it look personalized generally detract from the price. Also, depending on where you live, the winter is not a good time to sell a vert. The seats on these cars are a problem. They all look worn after a while. They can be re-surfaced for under a grand and it would do well to help sell, but probably not a good investment unles syou were planning on keeping for a while.   If you are ready to sell, there are a lot of great web forums out there with people looking for Mustangs such as www.modulardepot.com; www.stangnet.com; and www.americanmuscle.com. While you might move the car there, it is hard to get top $ on these sites because people there know too much.   Sometimes just throwing a 4-Sale on it and driving the kids (if you have them) to the local Ice Cream shop makes a potential buyer salivate. They see themselves in a situation like this and want to have it. There are a lot of folks out there who have always wanted a Mustang Vert and many of these folks think nothing of $6 - $7k.   What kind of price were you hoping for?
#2077 of 2105 In need of help! by mustang_ang Jan 10, 2008 (3:58 pm)
I have a 96 Mustang 3.8L. My check engine light came on with the codes P0156, P0401, and P0174. We replaced the 02 sensor in bank 2 and nothing has changed. If any one has any solutions please let me know.
#2078 of 2105 99' mustang snapping tensioners by lorddrago1 Jan 23, 2008 (7:11 am)
put a Vortec V-1 supercharger on and have snapped two tensioner in half. Anyone know where I can get one that wont brake? Replies to this message: waterdr (Jun 14, 2008 6:39 am)
#2079 of 2105 1983 ford mustang by wowzerz Jan 23, 2008 (5:20 pm)
ok i have a green 1983 ford mustang 3.8 L   it is a convertable   the interior is in OK condition (seats torn)   the body is in good shape, a few dints and dings here and there and a little bit of chipped paint   there is only 3 miles on the engine   i am curious as to how much i can get out of my car if i were to put 1000 miles on it   everything works fine and it runs like a champ Replies to this message: waterdr (Jan 25, 2008 8:34 pm)
#2080 of 2105 1983? with a V6? by mschmal Jan 25, 2008 (10:37 am)
Did you do the conversion yourself?   Mark.
#2081 of 2105 Re: 1983 ford mustang [wowzerz] by waterdr Jan 25, 2008 (8:34 pm)
Replying to: wowzerz (Jan 23, 2008 5:20 pm) On a car of that age, it is really hard to say w/o seeing it.   Pluses: Vert   Minus: 1983 and a V-6   If the paint still "pops" and the interior is clean, you might get $2000. Otherwise, less. Maybe $2500 tops, but I would not be surprised if it got $1500.   As a comparison....a super-clean 91 GT Vert with lower miles might get $8k.   Anyone else have any thoughts?
#2082 of 2105 How'd you Ford guys like to have one of these? by jpstax1 Feb 11, 2008 (8:38 am)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Eb8jHUPuRA8&feature=related   I found this little gem while looking for videos on classic Mustangs.
#2083 of 2105 1998 Mustang Radio Replacement by lewisdf May 29, 2008 (9:35 pm)
With the CD player no longer working in my V6 1998 Mustang I am considering replacing the radio/cassette player with a more modern unit that has a CD changer/player built-in, along with an input for an iPod. Has anyone done this: suggestions? Is the Mustang radio chassis a standard size - any compability issues? Are there adapters for the wiring? Thanks in advance!

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