I am 20 but own my own house, 86 gt, 94 gt, 99 f150, 03 R1 And a bank account with 25k burning for a the speedster with 2 k too spare each month, By the way what do you own? O you probably live at home with your parents at 38 years old.....................
Let's see. $22 bucks an hour at 170 hours a month makes $3740 (gross before taxes). At your age, and with 4 cars, you gotta be paying at least $200 a month on car insurance. Based on your $2k per month disposable income, you live on $1,500 a month (food, utilities, TAX, gas, spending cash, etc.). I think I stepped in something. Oh ya, it's
ok guys i posted this on both this site and corvette forum so i would like a honest opion........
What would you guys rather have a 98 99 C5 corvette stock........Or a 95 mustang with complete built suspension (coilovers, link suspension, New k member and basically everything) A 351 possible stroker, possible twin turbo, Est. 500 + hp.......with nice interior (racing seats, and kick ass audio system) and saleen body kit with new paint job and nice set of 19 inch rims.......
Ive been contemplating this for some time, ive owned many mustangs non of that nature but i love them anyway. my buddy recently got a vette (85 C4) and i started thinking of getting one...thing is they are very expensive to fix, but are easy to make fast, Its just ive been loyal to ford my whole life......
Get the 'Vette and never look back. That C5 is a very powerful and refined automobile. It would be a much better investment than a hot rodded Mustang. The 'Vette's have always held their resale value and every new generation of the 'Vette is greatly improved. I don't get the "expensive to fix part. It's just running a Chevy 350.
I am building a hot rodded Mustang, but I'm doing it on a shoestring budget because you hardly ever get your money back out of a hot rodded car.
[Unless it's one of those on Barrett-Jackson, and I've talked with some old hot rodders and they tell me that the ones you see on television are the exception and not the rule.]