ok guys, its almost time for me 2 get a car!
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i dont have to worry about winter doug, becuase we never get snow where i live....so its a good year-round car down here....jeff, i just have never much cared for the svo's....if the had a 8-cyl, i would like it....hp dont really matter, its the v8 sound i want
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Originally posted by WindVeilS197@August 17, 2005, 8:19 AM
My other advise is go with an 86 SVO. You get the insurance of a 4cyl, but with a little tuning and couple of mods, those cars are quick. You also get the benefits of a five lug car... My boss had a nice one with 17" cobra R's and some work done to it and it was quicker than most 5.0's around here. (A mid-low 13 sec car) And you cant beat the sound of a turbo
Something like this....
My other advise is go with an 86 SVO. You get the insurance of a 4cyl, but with a little tuning and couple of mods, those cars are quick. You also get the benefits of a five lug car... My boss had a nice one with 17" cobra R's and some work done to it and it was quicker than most 5.0's around here. (A mid-low 13 sec car) And you cant beat the sound of a turbo
Something like this....
http://www.mustangsvo.org/svostory.htm
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you'll find something, i was also looking out for an 87-93, and i found an 86...its awesome, so remember that there are other Mustangs you can find that'll turn out awesome!I found mine for a little under 3000 dollars, so i think you'll find something good and ifyou don't you can find a big block truck for cheap and those are fun too
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i dunno really, my II ios $600 a year and thats all i know. and its a cobra II. i was so prepared to have to pay like $2000 a year for it, but i just....dont.
funny thing, insurance... maybe juist b/c they had such low HP ratings and were 'economical' and small. and it could just be that they're older, but not quite old enough to be a 'classic' car.
but im not complaining
funny thing, insurance... maybe juist b/c they had such low HP ratings and were 'economical' and small. and it could just be that they're older, but not quite old enough to be a 'classic' car.
but im not complaining
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Originally posted by WindVeilS197+August 15, 2005, 10:08 PM--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(WindVeilS197 @ August 15, 2005, 10:08 PM)</div><div class='quotemain'>You can find a nice starter fox for half the amount your looking for. I bought this 1990 GT with 80,000 miles and a fresh 302 with forged internals, B cam, O/R H pipe and new paint the other day for $5K.
Prob also depends where your from. Fox Mustangs are dime a dozen here in Texas.
Oh yea and whats wrong with white
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Prob also depends where your from. Fox Mustangs are dime a dozen here in Texas.
Oh yea and whats wrong with white
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Nice cars man
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i just started driving on roads and in traffic, becuase for a few years, i drove in an empy high school parking lot....i mostly drive a 1997 lincoln town car v8 with almost 250 hp. It can GET UP AND GO! I have had lots of experience and instruction from my dad, so by now i just blend in with traffic, i dont stick out as an erratic driver....i got the swing of how to operate and handle the car, and i even know how to drive stick shift. my dad says i drive just as good or better as anyone else on the road, and he didnt say that to make me feel good, he really means it.
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if you really think a lincoln town car can get up and go, u dont need a Fox
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Originally posted by Zc527@August 22, 2005, 3:13 PM
y is it cheap with a II but not with a fox?
y is it cheap with a II but not with a fox?
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if you really think a lincoln town car can get up and go, u dont need a Fox
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dude im the same age as you heres my plan, i live in FL dont do alotta emission testing here, basically i'm risking alot by taking my car in before i do my perfomace upgrades. so its listed as 210hp. imma go home within the next 2 moths imma drop the engine and tranny put a new 360hp turn key in and a new t-5 (the one used in the cobra R) total peformance build cost=12K
by the way i wouldent reccomend anymore than 300hp as a first car only if you have been driving for a few years. and you know how people are so i'm just gonna say that i personally think i could handle more becuase i've been driving since age 8 (back roads and parking lots) with a mazda then for the last 2 years (i'm 14 now) i have been driving a '03 cobra stock for the first year then 475rwhp for the last 6 months
by the way i wouldent reccomend anymore than 300hp as a first car only if you have been driving for a few years. and you know how people are so i'm just gonna say that i personally think i could handle more becuase i've been driving since age 8 (back roads and parking lots) with a mazda then for the last 2 years (i'm 14 now) i have been driving a '03 cobra stock for the first year then 475rwhp for the last 6 months
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