whats there site or the Zip so i can find them on ford direct? thanks for the help mike

 

Can you imagine the amount of over head it would take to do that on every Mustang that was ordered. Along with all the other orders they take for other cars. Just tack on another 5G's to cost of the car. The real key is has a dealer that at the top of their game. They keep you informed, calling you at a set schedule. And yes I did order, and my dealer was all over it.

 

You should be happy daddy at 16 has agreed to buy you a new Mustang (and you will find a V6, pretty much a piece of cake...a GT is much tougher to get these days...).
When I was 16 if I had asked my father to buy me a car, I am sure he would have started loading a shotgun and I would better run fast.
You might have to wait for a few more days, but then your father will find and buy you your Mustang...Relax kid...

 

Nate, zip is 52655, toll free 1-888-628-9421.

 

Daddy's buying you a new Mustang and your pi$$ed because the exact one you want can't be found?


......holding.......myself......back..........show ..........restraint...........GRUNT!!!!!!!!!!!

 

Daddy's buying you a new Mustang and your pi$$ed because the exact one you want can't be found?


......holding.......myself......back..........show ..........restraint...........GRUNT!!!!!!!!!!!
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No I am not pissed I am very excited that my DAD is buying me this car I am just frustrated because every time i find the one i want it goes away

 

Better check with Daddy to make sure it's OK to call long distance....

 

Yo you want to **** me off more bud? Yea im 16 if you hate 16 yer olds on the mustang source tell brad to kick us off how bout that. Im a 16 yer old getting a 2005 mustang big deal you dont have to go and put smarta*** comments on this.

 

I am very lucky to have parents like mine that help me out with my most fav.car in the world. I do not like people saying "daddy or "mommy" becuase I know its sarcastic. I have worked very hard from school and summer work, I am paying about 2,000 for this car its not alot but im helping. So i would like it if there were no more smart remarks about this whole ordeal.

 

Trust me, Nate, this "whole ordeal" is anything but an ordeal: life will put much bigger obstacles in your path sooner or later, this is nothing.
It might seem this huge because you are a young kid, but it isn't.

You are indeed very lucky to have parents that will buy you such a nice car for you at your age, I hope you will repay them back by being a responsible young man.

Last but not least, people are entitled to express their opinions and this shouldn't bother: take it like a man.

Good luck for your V6.

 

at least you are not trying to get a GT thats even worse how fast they disapear, they are all sold before they get to the dealer or someone from this forum is following the delivery truck with a check book in hand

 

I couldn't have said it any better. Thank you Alfio for posting my exact sentiments on this subject. Nate, as you go through the trials and tribulations of society as we live in today, not getting what you want, when you want, at the young age of sixteen, will not leave a lasting impression in your mind. All good things come to those who wait. Most of us on this forum waited five months for our Mustangs to reach us, but when they arrived, oh what a joy. Keep searching for your car, and you will find one before too long. If they are sold off the lot before you get to it, no big deal, look for another. It's all part of the hunt. If you happen to talk to a sales person who is rude, you have the choice to ask for a different one. Good luck in your quest for a new car. There will be one out there for you.
Jack

 

Boo hoo hoo! My daddy is buying me a car, but I can't have it right now. I must be the unluckiest boy in the whole wide world!

C'mon guys. Let's chip in and buy him a car and resolve this case of child abuse. And let's make it a convertible to make it up to the little whipper snapper!

 

Are you sure you're 16? Usually by that age kids have learned to spell "year." Also, ask daddy to fill you in on the wonders of punctuation.

 

Nate and all the young 16 year olds in this forum I have some advice for you from a 30 year old like myself. If you have parents that are buying you a car do not mention that they are buying it for you on this forum because there are some people in here that will flame you on this. I have learned to not tell people everything so I can avoid things like this. It is no ones business who is buying your car, heck say you are buying it.

Nate that is great that you are contributing $2,000 it shows that you do appreciate your parents. If you plan on going to college you will need to appreciate your parents even more. Do not take everything on this forum seriously, laugh it off and have fun with it. Enjoy the hunt for your car it will be in your hands before you know it. Whatever you do, do not abuse your stang.

 

Are you sure you're 16? Usually by that age kids have learned to spell "year." Also, ask daddy to fill you in on the wonders of punctuation.
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yes I do know how to spell year, and try to act more grown up. Saying "daddy" like the other members isnt helping me

thank you

 

Anytime, Jack, my pleasure.

PS: I love your cars, great choice !

 

I will take car of my mustang im not one of them stupid kids that think they can do 100 and not get a ticket or get in a accident. Ill know the right time to see what it can do becuase I live outside of town in the country area. So ill be very careful.