ryan218
In just 10 years, I'll be old enough to drive!!!!
I took some pictures over the weekend but they are too large and I don't know how to re-size them.
email them to me and ill post em for ya..
pm me and ill send ya my email.
I took some pictures over the weekend but they are too large and I don't know how to re-size them.
Usually, but not always. With my 93 Cobra, I can sell it for what I bought it for, any time I want.I've already been offered 1K more than I paid.
The right car can be an investment. Many original owner people are selling clean, 100% stock down to the air silencer, notchbacks for more than they paid for them brand new. A guy I know just spent 5K more than the sticker for an 89.

Thanks for the compliments on the car; I think I am going to keep it but, it will have to stay as my DD as I don't have enough space to keep another car. The wife won't give up her garage space and I have a 1969 Corvette on the other side so the Mustang is kept outside. I'd love to be able to put it away and get another car but, I don't have the room.
I seriously need to hit the Lottery
it could be done for about 2k if you do most of the work yourselfMy wife is so cool that she's even suggested that but, I think it would make the house look strange. That plus she wants a pool some day and the extra bay would cut into the pool space to the point where we'd never be able to get one.
I have a 1993 notch that is metallic strawberry (I think) with black interior. My wife thinks I should get a newer car but, I kind of like this one. My question to everyone is; do you think it is worth restoring one of these cars or did they just make too many of them for the cars to be worth investing the money into them?
I could probably sell it for $5,000 and put that money into a newer car; maybe an '04 or '05 GTO or I could invest $10-$12,000 and make a pretty neat daily driver out of it.
What are your thoughts on this as I am still very undecided.