Reliability of a older mustang..........?
06-25-2004, 08:50 AM
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Originally Posted by Spiral
Hmm, a poor mans car eh? try finding a mint 87-93 5.0 for under $3,000
06-25-2004, 11:45 AM
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Easy to build up. That is why so many kids buy them. Be original go for a car that not everyone has. I would take a Ford Thunderbird 87-89 Supercoupe and do that up! The supercoupe is turbo charged but to swap to a 5.0 is easy to do.
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Originally Posted by JAYHITMAN
Easy to build up. That is why so many kids buy them. Be original go for a car that not everyone has. I would take a Ford Thunderbird 87-89 Supercoupe and do that up! The supercoupe is turbo charged but to swap to a 5.0 is easy to do.
06-25-2004, 11:51 AM
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The first start of supercharged in the T-bird was 89. I'm sorry the supercoupes were 89-92 I believe the Turbocoupes were 83-88. The 87-88 were the nicest ones they had the hood scoopes.
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