Dealers w/ no mark up on 50th limited edition.
7/23/14, 05:02 AM
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Draft a Letter and send it via email to every Dealer, explain your desire and situation...Easier than calling all of em.
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7/24/14, 02:59 PM
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Not sure what part of the country you are in but I suggest that you get on the phone and call as many Ford dealers in your area that you can and once that has been exhausted assuming that you cannot come across a car then move further out from your area.
These 50th Anniversary cars are out there and in some cases the dealership owners who originally planned on keeping their allocation for themselves will actually change their mind.
Send me a PM with your contact information and if I come across a car I will let you know.
Good Luck.
7/30/14, 07:58 PM
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Hey, Stangers, I need some advice. I am 60 and have had 9 Mustangs in my life, mostly GT's. However, I bought a '14 V-6 that performs great, 6 speed, performance package. However, being the Mustang lover I am, I worked hard last spring and actually have my name on a 50th Anniversary, white, 6 speed. For sticker price, too! It is the only one the dealer will get and I sat down on May 20 and ordered it with him. He called me last week to update me on the VIN. However, after looking closely at the 2015, I'm not sure I like it! I'm an old time Mustanger and this one looks too European/ modern/ Fusion. I'm not interested in debating this. I know what I think and don't need any help. But should I buy it, anyhow, thinking I will get used to it? Or as an investment?
7/30/14, 08:28 PM
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Hey, Stangers, I need some advice. I am 60 and have had 9 Mustangs in my life, mostly GT's. However, I bought a '14 V-6 that performs great, 6 speed, performance package. However, being the Mustang lover I am, I worked hard last spring and actually have my name on a 50th Anniversary, white, 6 speed. For sticker price, too! It is the only one the dealer will get and I sat down on May 20 and ordered it with him. He called me last week to update me on the VIN. However, after looking closely at the 2015, I'm not sure I like it! I'm an old time Mustanger and this one looks too European/ modern/ Fusion. I'm not interested in debating this. I know what I think and don't need any help. But should I buy it, anyhow, thinking I will get used to it? Or as an investment?
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