Original owner, 100% stock

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pupapup

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The build date was 01/29/02, so yesterday was the 10th birthday. I bought it new a few weeks after it was built, and the drivetrain is 100% bone stock. I see a lot of modification threads on here, but are there many other SN95 original owners on this site who chose to keep it just like it was from the factory?

 

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TeufelGt

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Look very clean! How many miles?

 

03_TrueBlue_GT

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Beautiful car man, you dont plan on at least lowering it a little bit??

 

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pupapup

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Thanks a lot for the compliments. It has right at 90k miles. I would love to lower it a little, but I have three kids ages 6, 5, and 2, so I just can't justify the cost, and I don't have the skills/tools to do it myself.

 

Kornnut

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It's not stock. The wing is gone lol.

 

2vNotch

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pupapup said:

The build date was 01/29/02, so yesterday was the 10th birthday. I bought it new a few weeks after it was built, and the drivetrain is 100% bone stock. I see a lot of modification threads on here, but are there many other SN95 original owners on this site who chose to keep it just like it was from the factory?

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Now whats the fun in that!?

 

AZmustang98

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pupapup said:

Thanks a lot for the compliments. It has right at 90k miles. I would love to lower it a little, but I have three kids ages 6, 5, and 2, so I just can't justify the cost, and I don't have the skills/tools to do it myself.

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Look up SVE springs on LateModelRestoration or Lotek on ebay. (not sure on that name) 5.0 Droptop used the Lotek springs with great results! Under 100 bucks I think? And the install can probably be done by a shop for pretty cheap.

Car looks great by the way!

 

AZmustang98

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Here is the item # 360429670194

 

Jarrod@latemodel

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I have our SVE red lowering springs in stock, and ready to ship. $99.99

 

2vNotch

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Jarrod@latemodel said:

I have our SVE red lowering springs in stock, and ready to ship. $99.99

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These are great springs!

 

VOORHEES

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I have a bone stock 1999 35th Anniversary "Limited Edition" GT. Only a K&N filter. About 74,000 miles now. I also have never had the additional funds to throw at the car. Married life will do that.