I posted up pictures and was asking questions about the emerald green notch I just bought. The car is 100% stock down to the air silencer, it has 230K miles and is in pretty decent shape for the miles. Almost everyone who sees it goes bananas, saying you can't find these cars in all stock form, much less a rare colored coupe with no mods. I wasn't looking for a car when I found this one, so I wouldn't know, are these cars hard to find in all stock form?
Starting around 1990 the aftermarket for Mustangs really took off and the majority of the Foxes were modified in some shape or form. To find a low mile Mustang in stock condition is hard to do. They do pop up from time to time though. There is a low mile black 86 GT convert on ebay right now for $12k (sold for around $17 new). I found my 45k mile 90 LX 5.0 convertible (100% stock, except for the tires and battery) locally 3 weeks ago for $5k. So there are some bargains out there too. But the majority you find will be modified.
I bought my '88 bone stock.
If it was still bone stock, i'd be bored as hell. Stock 5.0 Mustangs are slow, handle like crap and can't stop for chit. Yeah if you have a 10K mile car and want to keep it as a collector car, then go for it....but a 200K+ mile stock car....mod away.
In my opinion, the high value of some of these rare, low mileage stockers is driving everyone to think their 150K+ mile ragged out GT with broken trim and other defects is a $5000 car these days.
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