Bought a New Mustang

I have just purchased the new Mustang GT. With a V8, Manual,Leather,
Nice Stereo,etc. Nice and fast. This car seriously moves. I love the
styling on this car, because I am a big fan of the orginal Mustangs of
the 60's. Although I will be paying for this thing for a while, I'm
going to really enjoy this thing. I recommend that anyone who is
interested to take a serious look at these machines.Im only 19 and they
financed me.
---Justin

High schooler buying a higher-end model 2005 Mustang? Nahhhhh...

-Mike

--
A happy kid behind the wheel of a 98 Mustang GT
Cold air intake
FRPP 3.73 gears
Steeda Tri-Ax Shifter
Flowmaster 40 Series mufflers (self-installed woohoo)
Hi-speed fan switch
255/60R-15 rear tires
Subframe connectors


"jushil" > wrote in message
oups.com...
> I have just purchased the new Mustang GT. With a V8, Manual,Leather,
> Nice Stereo,etc. Nice and fast. This car seriously moves. I love the
> styling on this car, because I am a big fan of the orginal Mustangs of
> the 60's. Although I will be paying for this thing for a while, I'm
> going to really enjoy this thing. I recommend that anyone who is
> interested to take a serious look at these machines.Im only 19 and they
> financed me.
> ---Justin
>

UGH, 19 years old? I must have started to late

BeverlyOmasta wrote:
> UGH, 19 years old? I must have started to late
you mean your in your 20's and still in high school?

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Tropic Green Y2K 5 Speed Mustang GT
P-1SC & Some MM Stuff
http://tinyurl.com/5d6dy

Gill wrote:
> BeverlyOmasta wrote:
>
>> UGH, 19 years old? I must have started to late
>
> you mean you're in your 20's and still in high school? (last edited by me)

Oh, excuse my rudeness, Bev, this is Justin, Justin, Bev


--
Tropic Green Y2K 5 Speed Mustang GT
P-1SC & Some MM Stuff
http://tinyurl.com/5d6dy

Good luck with it, I bought a brand new ,'73, mach 1 when i was 19. It was
great, also only $4.200, but that was alot for the time. Alot of good
memories in that car.
excobra boy

"jushil" > wrote in message
oups.com...
> I have just purchased the new Mustang GT. With a V8, Manual,Leather,
> Nice Stereo,etc. Nice and fast. This car seriously moves. I love the
> styling on this car, because I am a big fan of the orginal Mustangs of
> the 60's. Although I will be paying for this thing for a while, I'm
> going to really enjoy this thing. I recommend that anyone who is
> interested to take a serious look at these machines.Im only 19 and they
> financed me.
> ---Justin
>

Well, I bought a new 1978 Z-28 Camaro (couldn't stomach a Mustang II)
completely loaded - electric windows back then was the pinicle of luxury for
a whopping $8995.95 - the dealer gave me $800 for my '69 Mach I with 351-C
in trade (damned, I still kick myself in the ass everyday for that trade).

Ah, first new cars - the memories
--
www.geocities.com/ralphsnart2004/index.html


"cobra boy" > wrote in message
news:8Bsvd.8972$sU4.4081@trndny01...
> Good luck with it, I bought a brand new ,'73, mach 1 when i was 19. It was
> great, also only $4.200, but that was alot for the time. Alot of good
> memories in that car.
> excobra boy
>
> "jushil" > wrote in message
> oups.com...
>> I have just purchased the new Mustang GT. With a V8, Manual,Leather,
>> Nice Stereo,etc. Nice and fast. This car seriously moves. I love the
>> styling on this car, because I am a big fan of the orginal Mustangs of
>> the 60's. Although I will be paying for this thing for a while, I'm
>> going to really enjoy this thing. I recommend that anyone who is
>> interested to take a serious look at these machines.Im only 19 and they
>> financed me.
>> ---Justin
>>
>
>

Can I get in line for some of that kicking action?
What were you thinking?

Kate

"The Rebel" > wrote in message
news:CKwvd.653514$mD.386420@attbi_s02...
| Well, I bought a new 1978 Z-28 Camaro (couldn't stomach a Mustang II)
| completely loaded - electric windows back then was the pinicle of luxury
for
| a whopping $8995.95 - the dealer gave me $800 for my '69 Mach I with 351-C
| in trade (damned, I still kick myself in the ass everyday for that trade).
|
| Ah, first new cars - the memories
| --
| www.geocities.com/ralphsnart2004/index.html
|
|
| "cobra boy" > wrote in message
| news:8Bsvd.8972$sU4.4081@trndny01...
| > Good luck with it, I bought a brand new ,'73, mach 1 when i was 19. It
was
| > great, also only $4.200, but that was alot for the time. Alot of good
| > memories in that car.
| > excobra boy
| >
| > "jushil" > wrote in message
| > oups.com...
| >> I have just purchased the new Mustang GT. With a V8, Manual,Leather,
| >> Nice Stereo,etc. Nice and fast. This car seriously moves. I love the
| >> styling on this car, because I am a big fan of the orginal Mustangs of
| >> the 60's. Although I will be paying for this thing for a while, I'm
| >> going to really enjoy this thing. I recommend that anyone who is
| >> interested to take a serious look at these machines.Im only 19 and they
| >> financed me.
| >> ---Justin
| >>
| >
| >
|
|

Well... lessee....... My 56 tudor was bought for $25 and driven for about 6
months before I gave it away. Next came a 61 Falcon..... managed to blow up
the 144 and dropped in a 260. Next came a 64.5 Mustang convertible. I added
the pony seats (had the console already) and tossed the tranny. Figured I
might fresh up the motor while I was doing the trans (apprentice mechanic,
OK?). I started out with the 225 horse 289 and got carried away killing the
transmission (C4) for a second and terminal time. Found a donor car and
slammed in a top-loader. Paid $2200 for the car circa 1969 and sold it when
the soon to be Mrs mechanic came along - happy to get $1000 for that bagged
out POS.

In the ensuing years I bought and sold things like a 62 Impala 2dr ht, 63
Poncho Parisienne convertible, '68 Impala 2dr ht, 68 Malibu 2 dr ht, 72 XR7
convertible, 67 Fairlane 2 dr ht and a host of other extremely collectible
cars simply because they were getting a bit long in the tooth. As you can
guess, I got "old car" money at the point of sale rather than "collectible
car" money. Ahhhh - to be young again.

The old timey car market is about pooched... the bondo queens are surfacing
with alarming regularity and the unwary are buying them for way to much
folding cash. I would have never imagined a smog turd as a desirable but,
none-the-less, I can empathize.... As for the Mach I, you should have your
peepee firmly spanked.


"The Rebel" > wrote in message
news:CKwvd.653514$mD.386420@attbi_s02...
> Well, I bought a new 1978 Z-28 Camaro (couldn't stomach a Mustang II)
> completely loaded - electric windows back then was the pinicle of luxury
> for a whopping $8995.95 - the dealer gave me $800 for my '69 Mach I with
> 351-C in trade (damned, I still kick myself in the ass everyday for that
> trade).
>
> Ah, first new cars - the memories
> --
> www.geocities.com/ralphsnart2004/index.html
>
>
> "cobra boy" > wrote in message
> news:8Bsvd.8972$sU4.4081@trndny01...
>> Good luck with it, I bought a brand new ,'73, mach 1 when i was 19. It
>> was
>> great, also only $4.200, but that was alot for the time. Alot of good
>> memories in that car.
>> excobra boy
>>
>> "jushil" > wrote in message
>> oups.com...
>>> I have just purchased the new Mustang GT. With a V8, Manual,Leather,
>>> Nice Stereo,etc. Nice and fast. This car seriously moves. I love the
>>> styling on this car, because I am a big fan of the orginal Mustangs of
>>> the 60's. Although I will be paying for this thing for a while, I'm
>>> going to really enjoy this thing. I recommend that anyone who is
>>> interested to take a serious look at these machines.Im only 19 and they
>>> financed me.
>>> ---Justin
>>>
>>
>>
>
>

"jushil" > wrote in message
oups.com...
> I have just purchased the new Mustang GT. With a V8, Manual,Leather,
> Nice Stereo,etc. Nice and fast. This car seriously moves. I love the
> styling on this car, because I am a big fan of the orginal Mustangs of
> the 60's. Although I will be paying for this thing for a while, I'm
> going to really enjoy this thing. I recommend that anyone who is
> interested to take a serious look at these machines.Im only 19 and they
> financed me.
> ---Justin
>

Congrats! Hey, you can unload your 97' at AUTOTRADER.COM.. It's only
$40.00 to list!

There's a "free listing" service someone is advertising too, but it's not
worth your time. There's only 2 cars listed, and they get like 11 hits a
month from what I hear.