Good Deal-SN95 vert

[YellowLightning]

I'm in the market for a good condition, sub 100k mile convertible 5.0 '94 or '95. What should I expect to pay for it? I don't want junk, so I'm willing to pay for a good car, but I don't want to get took either. What would be a "good deal" on one? Thanks guys.

 

[donjohn]

go for junk so you can put on the parts you want, pretty good savings if you get the right car

decent vert? gt- ~5-6k cobra ~9-10 probably

 

[krahkin]

I gave 7500 for a 95 vert gt with 75k miles. It was completely bone stock (even the mufflers), 1 owner (school teacher). It has leather interior and power everything. I thought it was a good deal, though the 2.73's didnt stay in for long (much else for that matter).

 

[YellowLightning]

My friends had 2.73 gears at first. It was real doggy out of the hole, but once you pulled second, YEEEHA!

 

[donjohn]

i gave 2800 for a 94 with around 80k miles... it was a pos and brobably spent another 1400 to get it back to pretty good shape so i'd say my car cost 4200

 

[toplessmustang]

i gave 6500 for a 95 vert with 75,000 miles and a bad MAF. the only reason i gave that much, it already had cobra R's a style bar and H pipe with flowmasters

 

[YellowLightning]

I'd like to get one as close to stock as possible, so I could do any mods "my way"

 

[AznStanger3v]

im afraid of buying a car with a lot of mods due to the fact that i know what i do with my car and it has a bit more than stock

 

[YellowLightning]

Exactly! I don't want one that's beat to death.

 

[Marks01L]

That's right. They're only original once. And that is the way mine is going to stay. 95 Rio Red GT vert with original tires, original battery and 5,100 miles. Mark

 

[YellowLightning]

Uh, well, I do want to drive it, LOL.