...so I think it's time I changed that!
Getting tired of driving an 18 year old Cavalier around every day...
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Originally Posted by RamFan
Give us the deats man!
2002 GT, 110k miles, 5 speed. Completely stock even down to the radio which I really need to replace, lol. Needs an A/C compressor which I have coming from Rock Auto and I'll probably get to this weekend.
Originally Posted by David11
So you bought a 20 year old Mustang?
Hey, it's only 16! As a completely superfluous "fun" car, I couldn't justify spending any real amount of money on it aside from the bonus I got from work. I like the '99-'04 body style more than the one that came directly after; the newest one looks nice but I don't want a car payment.
Give us the deats man!
2002 GT, 110k miles, 5 speed. Completely stock even down to the radio which I really need to replace, lol. Needs an A/C compressor which I have coming from Rock Auto and I'll probably get to this weekend.
Originally Posted by David11
So you bought a 20 year old Mustang?
Hey, it's only 16! As a completely superfluous "fun" car, I couldn't justify spending any real amount of money on it aside from the bonus I got from work. I like the '99-'04 body style more than the one that came directly after; the newest one looks nice but I don't want a car payment.
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Looks don't make it quicker
I'm not planning on racing it.
Yay! Congrats!
I think I would have done the same thing as you. Nice upgrade! Would be absolutely PERFECT here in Phoenix right now.
Very nice upgrade from the Cavalier!
LOL! no kidding. A member on the site for 2 years without posting a single thing.. and THIS is the thread in which he decides to break his silence.
Lol yeah I just realized that...
It could be worse, like a V6 'Stang or Camaro.
Those Bullitt wheels work nicely with the car.
Those Bullitt wheels work nicely with the car.
Enjoy the new ride.
Originally Posted by Reddy45
Those are fun but watch that gas pedal. I remember driving a friends GT and it only took a few WOT runs down some country roads to see the gas gauge needle move noticeably down.
I know the feeling from driving my Xterra lol. On that note, though, I drove it 85 miles home after I bought it and used less than 1/4 tank of gas.
Those are fun but watch that gas pedal. I remember driving a friends GT and it only took a few WOT runs down some country roads to see the gas gauge needle move noticeably down.
I know the feeling from driving my Xterra lol. On that note, though, I drove it 85 miles home after I bought it and used less than 1/4 tank of gas.
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