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I have been thinking of trying to trade or selling the 67 to get a 93 Cobra. I have always like them but I know this car inside and out. Just struggling. Here is a few pics

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2nd Mustang

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Unless that Cobra has a third pedal, I'd stick with the 67. JMHO.

Three pedal cars rock!
 

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whatre you struggling with, exactly? you have a particularly clean and nice looking coupe.

All cobras are manuals, btw. and i do love me a 93 cobra.
 

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I like them both. A 93 Cobra is on my top 10 vehicles I want to own. I already have my 65 though. I think I would keep the classic though. You may regret it once you have done it. Did you buy the 67 the way it is or build most of it yourself? If you have put most of the work into it you will probably regret selling it.
 
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Thats me I have wanted a 93 Cobra since they where new.

However I did build this car. Everything that has been done to it I did. It has AOD and a hot 302 nothing crazy just sounds good and has enough power to be fun. The car gets about 22 mpg. My next plan is to take it all apart and repaint as well as fix some rust in the floor boards and Rockers. All other panels are either new or rust free. Also would like A/C.

I just know the Cobra's are not getting any easier to find and guess I am getting a little nervous about that. I for-see them being the GT500 of the fox's could be Wrong but that's my thoughts.
 
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I say go for it..always loved fox bodys and always loved 93 Cobras even more
 

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For one, you would blend in rather than stand out. I don't know about you, but for me a lot of the appeal is in the folks whose heads turn when they see your car. Plus with a '93, you're getting into emissions- and computer-controlled vehicles. That not only makes things more complicated under the hood, it can also make your life more complicated depending on where you live.

I also find that classic cars as a whole just have more style than modern vehicles.
 
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