Do you think this is a good deal?

superstang46

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Jun 4, 2007

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• Jun 4, 2007

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I am looking at getting a 98GT. Let me know if you think this is a good deal

http://www.autotrader.com/fyc/vdp.jsp?car_id=222383463&dealer_id=100008846&car_year=1998&num_records=100&search_type=used&make=&keywordsfyc=&distance=100&transmission=&address=29406&certified=&advanced=y&default_sort=priceASC&max_mileage=&max_price=6000&sort_type=priceASC&min_price=&first_record=501&body_code=0&end_year=2008&color=&keywordsrep=&start_year=1981&drive=&pager.offset=500&engine=&style_flag=1&doors=&fuel=&cardist=96

Thanks

 

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Kilgore Trout

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You should consider a 99 or newer... They are much faster.

 

supastang03

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• Jun 4, 2007

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looks clean, but thats aloooooot of mileage...

 

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spitfirees20

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+1, alot of mileage. Unless you are mechanically inclined and can put on a pi intake + cams to equal some 99+ cars power, I would look at a 99+ mustang.

 

four six

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Jun 4, 2007

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• Jun 4, 2007

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Not everyone wants power. Its a clean 98 GT from those 3 pics but you need to really check it out (mechanically) and get them to lower the price a little bit.


I paid about $6000 at a dealership 2.5 years ago and it had 79K on it



GOOD LUCK

 

Tally_4.6

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Jun 4, 2007

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• Jun 4, 2007

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Like what ^ said that is a good bit of miles, so unless you have some mechanical know how and can fix some of the high miles probs. you may run into with that car then keep shopping. It appears to be a clean car tho.