Thinking bout a Terminator...

Ateup

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mazen189 said:

Well, if its going to be paid off, then, i'd just wait to find a clean cobra. They're around...just hidden. Just be patient until u find the "one."

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It'll be a vert too, so there are less of them that are modded to be raced hard than the coupes are. there's actually one in GA right now for 17K that is nearly stock with about 60k on the odometer. Intriguing to me...

 

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ItsStock02

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Im with you. I was set on supercharging my gt when I pay it off, but now im thinking of paying it off, fixing the trans, and then buying a terminator and keeping the gt as well. Drive the Cobra when its nice and keep the gt as a DD.

 

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Fink132

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If you want a cobra, Here's one for ya... although IMO the price is a bit too much considering its 6 years old...

2004 Ford Mustang SVT Cobra Convertible - Calgary Cars For Sale - Kijiji Calgary Canada.

 

Rasikajay

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get a terminator

 

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46stang

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The 2011 gt looks pretty awesome but its still hard to beat a terminator. I love my terminator and dont regret buying it all the way back in 2002. With a ported eaton and basic bolt ons it puts down 500 rwhp and drives like factory stock when putting around town. It gets 24mpg on the highway and has never broke down on me. I only drive it on the weekends but the weekends are fun. I daily drive my 98 gt and enjoy it as well. I will wait a few more years when the 2011 comes down in price and then consider buying one to replace my 98 as a daily driver.

 

txredgt

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Have no fear, I found your Cobra. 2003 Ford Mustang SVT COBRA, BANK FINANCING AVAILABLE!

 

Ateup

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That's nice for sure but a little out of my price range. I love the paint but not a big fan of the tan top.

 

txredgt

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Ateup said:

That's nice for sure but a little out of my price range. I love the paint but not a big fan of the tan top.

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I would say the tan top is the worst part of that car. I wish I had 10K laying around and would sell my GT for 6K and go pick that thing up.

 

Sonic04GT

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ahall2004 said:

Have no fear, I found your Cobra. 2003 Ford Mustang SVT COBRA, BANK FINANCING AVAILABLE!

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Lol I love how they have 234059230492545345 pics of the same crap over and over again, and not one engine pic.

 

txredgt

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Sonic04GT said:

Lol I love how they have 234059230492545345 pics of the same crap over and over again, and not one engine pic.

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Yea I would agree, but looking at the pics and milage its easy to tell at least to me that the car has been very well taken care of. Looks can be decieving but it looks to me like a great car for a 7 yr old car.