Is this a good or bad price for an 80s 90s mustang?
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Re: Is this a good or bad price for an 80s 90s mustang?
80k in a 94 Thunderbird..... Pics or it didnt happen. Seriously.
Sorry man, but theres alot of much better things you can do with 80k.
Sorry man, but theres alot of much better things you can do with 80k.
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From: Williamsburg, VA/Richmond VA
Re: Is this a good or bad price for an 80s 90s mustang?
it's not the t-bird he's selling... he just had that. It cost a lot because he made the interior more luxury... personally I would of rather spent that money on a Viper but he's borderline redneck. He's like one of those rednecks that live in pretty nice size house.
I'll get pics ASAP.
I'll get pics ASAP.
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Re: Is this a good or bad price for an 80s 90s mustang?
80k is alot of money, rofl
for that kind of money he could have a brand new z06, or m5, or a SLK AMG, 911... the list is endless.
for that kind of money he could have a brand new z06, or m5, or a SLK AMG, 911... the list is endless.
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Re: Is this a good or bad price for an 80s 90s mustang?
Why even ask us? You and him obviously know everything about cars. Well shown as he's putting fiberglass "windows" in his 80k dollar 14yr old t-bird. Does he plan to drive it or just blast the rest of his brains out?