thinking bout selling my car.

R

rudeone707

New Member

May 17, 2003

1,829

0

0

Fairfield, Ca

Apr 20, 2004

#1

• Apr 20, 2004

• #1

I was thinking about my vert today and realized i really dont really want a vert or drop the top too much. So im gonna try and sell my car and buy a hardtop unless you vert guys can convince me too keep it.

 

AznStanger3v

Active Member

Aug 11, 2003

2,026

0

47

Northern VA

Apr 20, 2004

#2

• Apr 20, 2004

• #2

come on over to the hard top side

 

5

5.0GT-Neal

Founding Member

Sep 24, 2002

370

0

0

Apr 20, 2004

#3

• Apr 20, 2004

• #3

how much u gonna sell it for. personall i really like verts. But i do already have ahard top. lol

neal

 

S

SuperDust22

The Power of Pixie Dust?!

Oct 19, 2003

1,821

0

0

Gilbert,AZ

Apr 20, 2004

#4

• Apr 20, 2004

• #4

I would go hard top.

 

R

rudeone707

New Member

May 17, 2003

1,829

0

0

Fairfield, Ca

Apr 20, 2004

#5

• Apr 20, 2004

• #5

5.0GT-Neal said:

how much u gonna sell it for. personall i really like verts. But i do already have ahard top. lol

neal

Click to expand...

i dunno, their are hardtops going for 6-8 grand out here. Maybe around 6000. I just need to figure out what i want to do before i start seriously modding her.

 

Joes95GT

New Member

Jan 23, 2003

3,132

1

0

Delaware

Apr 20, 2004

#6

• Apr 20, 2004

• #6

Keep the vert. I thought about it long and hard before I decided to buy my car from my Dad. I was thinking "well, a coupe is lighter....blah blah." You know, all the excuses to buy a coupe. I finally decided to buy the vert with one simple reason behind it: make more horsepower. So what if the convertible weighs more? Just make more power. Put a bigger head, cam and manifold on it. The car is only going to go as fast as your budget allows. I know I have an asinine way of thinking, but I really can't help it . Most people can't drive, so the weight difference between coupes and convertibles will be overshadowed by the fact that the driver doesn't know what he is doing.

Keep the car. Verts look more pimp.

Joe

 

GTJake

Founding Member

Oct 28, 2002

3,049

0

56

Ann Arbor, MI

Apr 20, 2004

#7

• Apr 20, 2004

• #7

I'm with Joe...but why not have more horsepower and a lighter car... That's what I'm shootin for.

Jake

 

HoofnIt

Founding Member

Jan 8, 2001

1,175

0

36

North Carolina

Apr 20, 2004

#8

• Apr 20, 2004

• #8

I thought I had the perfect car; a 1992 triple black GT convertible. The road and wind noise, creaks and rattles finally got to me after two years. I could not handle it every day. I sold it and now have my coupe which I'm very happy with.

 

AZ95GT

New Member

Dec 27, 2003

326

0

0

Arizona

Apr 20, 2004

#9

• Apr 20, 2004

• #9

I really love my vert. I never thought I would get a vert and then I saw mine and couldnt resist. One of the things I really love is the CDC Style bar when the top is down, im my opinion it looks so mean! Keep the vert, I think they turn a lot of heads, and nothing beats the top down in the summer!!

 

Numbles

Active Member

Dec 10, 2003

998

0

36

Chicago, IL

Apr 20, 2004

#10

• Apr 20, 2004

• #10

Im gonna say that I had my vert on the market about 2 months ago and decided to keep it. I went cruisin to the tack with a couple of buddies with the top down and about 4 other cars. Everyone wants to go for a ride in the vert. Keep the car. There's nothing a 100 shot cant cure if HP is really an issue.

 

87gn2

New Member

Apr 17, 2004

101

0

0

Apr 20, 2004

#11

• Apr 20, 2004

• #11

Keep the vert. I wish I'd kept my 68 vert. You'll regret it if you sell it.

 

SN95StangMan

New Member

Jul 5, 2003

1,292

0

0

Lynwood, CA

Apr 20, 2004

#12

• Apr 20, 2004

• #12

Can't beat the look of a clean vert with a light bar and a tonneu(sp?) cover.

Heres another.

 

9

93civ

New Member

Feb 24, 2004

26

0

0

twin cities, MN

Apr 20, 2004

#13

• Apr 20, 2004

• #13

well hey man where are you and can you send me some details about the car.... im looking to buy a 95vert and 6grand sounds about right... let me know the details, either pm or send an emailo to shaun.gehrke@mnsu.edu

 

BlackVert

15 Year Member

Oct 3, 2003

5,589

9

98

Bethesda, MD

Apr 21, 2004

#14

• Apr 21, 2004

• #14

rudeone707 said:

I was thinking about my vert today and realized i really dont really want a vert or drop the top too much. So im gonna try and sell my car and buy a hardtop unless you vert guys can convince me too keep it.

Click to expand...

everyone has their own personal preferences. i have my top down all the time and i wouldn't have anything else. if you don't use it and prefer a hard top, then i would never tyr to convince you to like it.

personally, i love the lowered look with the top down, the tonneau, and the wide tires in the rear. i wouldn't give that up for anything.

people change their minds all the time. you changed your mind about a vert and want a hardtop. i changed my mind about a 1996 vert, so i bought a 1995 vert and am going to sell the 1996 after i get the 1995 on the road. life happens, things change.

 

mo_dingo

20+ Year Stangneter

Aug 26, 2003

3,031

2

58

Tucson, AZ

Apr 21, 2004

#15

• Apr 21, 2004

• #15

Think of it like this. You all ready have a good amount of mods on the car. Heck, maybe just the fact that you have 3.90's instead of 3.73's will make up for the 200 lbs.

Don't forget to yank the weight underneath hood (can't remember the name).

So yesterday I pulled up to a convertible silver mustang w/ 2 girls in it. They couldn't help but smile! Neither could I.

You are in CALI! How the heck could you not want a convertible. I would drive down the 5 or the 8 with the top down 24/7!!!! I just noticed that you are in northern cali. I guess it isn't beautiful there 24/7 like it is in southern cali.

Well, to each their own!
Scott

 

R

rudeone707

New Member

May 17, 2003

1,829

0

0

Fairfield, Ca

Apr 22, 2004

#16

• Apr 22, 2004

• #16

I have decided to keep the vert. I havnt really gont through a whole summer so well see how it works out this year. I really want a tonneau cover but they are kinda expensive.

 

GTJake

Founding Member

Oct 28, 2002

3,049

0

56

Ann Arbor, MI

Apr 22, 2004

#17

• Apr 22, 2004

• #17

This is always how these threads end. "Well, I decided to keep the car..."

We're good

Jake

 

R

rudeone707

New Member

May 17, 2003

1,829

0

0

Fairfield, Ca

Apr 22, 2004

#18

• Apr 22, 2004

• #18

Well either way i would have a 94/95. I like the looks and the 302. Maybe one day when i have money to waste on looks ill get a removable hardtop so that way i have the best of both worlds.

 

BlackVert

15 Year Member

Oct 3, 2003

5,589

9

98

Bethesda, MD

Apr 23, 2004

#19

• Apr 23, 2004

• #19

rudeone707 said:

Well either way i would have a 94/95. I like the looks and the 302. Maybe one day when i have money to waste on looks ill get a removable hardtop so that way i have the best of both worlds.

Click to expand...

how much does the removable hardtop cost and where can i find out more about them?

 

Killercanary

The car that set the bar.

Founding Member

Nov 29, 1999

5,676

1

76

Altoona, PA

Apr 23, 2004

#20

• Apr 23, 2004

• #20

I'm glad you decided to keep the 'vert. I've driven and rode in both, and there is nothing like hearing your exhaust at WOT with the top down... NOTHING. I was once thinking the same as you. It was when I did a bunch of bolt-ons and was barely cracking the 14's, and my dad and cousin in their hardtops went and ran 14.6 at 14.8 bone stock. I wondered WTF was I doing with this pig. That has since changed. I still think "I wonder what I'd run if I was at coupe weight" but there's no way I'd give up my vert to find out.