94 5.0 conv - comments?

Ok, here's the deal, I have a 98 3.8 now :nonono: with 36K. I am going to look at a 94 5.0 with 70K. Has there been alot of problems with these motors with that amount of milage??? What about the Transmission??? I mean have you had any problems??? Here is the add :

1994 Ford Mustang, conv, 5spd, loaded, 70K mls, 3.55 gears, custom lthr, stalker front, rollbar, Warlock exhaust, new clutch & AC pump, $6,500 firm
:D

What all is involved in a "new clutch" and should it have had to been replaced at around this milage? It seems like it should last longer than 70K +/-.

Does it Seem like its worth it??? Any comments are welcome.
Thanks -
Matt
 
Do it. I'm on 125 K with my first mods - test drive her first. Replacing the clutch isn't that big of a deal at all - and just means more sweet aftermarket parts! (Spec, etc.)

See if you can negotiate something cheapter. Once you go 5.0 you're not going to go back.
 
Seriously, I bought mine w/ 69k on the clock, and the clutch was going bad at time of sale. The car was pinging pretty bad too, and the a/c was out.

Those things break, they are not necessarily a sign of a bad car, just time and use. The clutch was bad b/c a the previous owner obviously didn't know how to use a clutch correctly.

I am glad I did and don't regret it. Get it, that sounds like a good deal. But do a careful inspection of the car first, outside and in.
Scott
 
bought my 95 with 120k.....she runs like a scalded dog. If you aren't already mechanically inclined, get that way. That way any problem you face is fixable. That being said...dont buy a P.O.S. Take it for a test drive and run it through a garage. You may spend $50-75 for a thorough check, but it could save you from a mistake. Good luck.
 
My bud did H/C/I on his 94 at 90k miles, then this year at 130k miles we put a vortech S-trim on top of that... the bottom end is still stock and the AODE has only had some home-brew shift kit stuff done to it...
 
I have a 94 GT Conv. that I bought 6 years ago with 98,000 automatic transmission was the only reall regret I had until it went out and I replaced it w/a 5 speed. Now I have on the same engine 185,000 and its still going.