Buying another GT tonight!

[ScottsGT]

But it's a low mileage '95 Getting my son into a Mustang finally. Found a 60,000 mile, like new, garage kept automatic on C/L. It's for him to go away to school in.
I just wanted to say, if you really want to appreciate the '15, go drive a bone stock '95 GT.
Suspension feels like you are balancing on top of a big bouncy spring, brakes are like dragging your foot to slow it down, acceleration is like. well, there is none...:lol: Perfect for this kid of mine! But I'm sure he'll figure out how to get in trouble.
Oh, and you thought the '15 has a quiet exhaust note??
This will make it 4 mustangs in the family now.

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['Merica]

Nice, is it yellow?

 

[Blk2015GT]

Hell go drive the 2015 and then even a 2009 (my previous Mustang). Night and day difference in interior and ride quality.

60k miles for a '95 is pretty darn good. That's a good find if its not rusted out.

 

[ScottsGT]

Not yellow and no rust! Car is clean. It's Deep Forest Green.
Yea, driving it last night was a flash back. My old car was a '95 GT Convertible that I bought with only 36K on the clock. It was driven by a little old lady to the bars on the weekends!
I told the boy he needs a job and he needs to save up a grand for some Eibach Pro springs, Tokico blues and MM CC plates. Turns the car into a different ride all together.

 

['Merica]

Not yellow and no rust! Car is clean. It's Deep Forest Green.
Yea, driving it last night was a flash back. My old car was a '95 GT Convertible that I bought with only 36K on the clock. It was driven by a little old lady to the bars on the weekends!
I told the boy he needs a job and he needs to save up a grand for some Eibach Pro springs, Tokico blues and MM CC plates. Turns the car into a different ride all together.

Nice! I saw a guy advertising a yellow vert GT with similar miles is why I asked. I'm sure he will enjoy the car!

 

[Khyber]

As mustang obsessed my as two year old is... I am dreading the day he tells me he wants a 430hp car for his first car...

who am I kidding by the time he can drive we'll be lucky to have gas powered v8s around.

 

[Chris95GT]

I just wanted to say, if you really want to appreciate the '15, go drive a bone stock '95 GT.
Suspension feels like you are balancing on top of a big bouncy spring, brakes are like dragging your foot to slow it down, acceleration is like. well, there is none...:lol:

So true... I have a 95 GT convertible, same color. Strangely enough, it hasn't been driven as much the last 8 months since I traded my SUV for a 2015...

 

[Rogues Gambit]

But it's a low mileage '95 Getting my son into a Mustang finally. Found a 60,000 mile, like new, garage kept automatic on C/L. It's for him to go away to school in.
I just wanted to say, if you really want to appreciate the '15, go drive a bone stock '95 GT.
Suspension feels like you are balancing on top of a big bouncy spring, brakes are like dragging your foot to slow it down, acceleration is like. well, there is none...:lol: Perfect for this kid of mine! But I'm sure he'll figure out how to get in trouble.
Oh, and you thought the '15 has a quiet exhaust note??
This will make it 4 mustangs in the family now.

Oh, the SN-95, actually got past the initial hump driving manual in an '02 V6 Coupe (Classmate who wanted a red bull or monster in exchange), literally then went to all the local dealerships and drove a handful of manuals to practice (Pretty sure one local VW dealer has me on a blacklist, I remember a Mazda salesman stalling a Miata, WASN'T feelin' an '08 WRX, the two challenger RT's I've drove were Manuals and when I worked for http://www.rpmautosalesusa.com/, I was the only lot attendant who could drive stick, hence I drove a '98 F150 to this womans house in Lake hurst)

... I digress though. Definitely a badass ride, make sure to convert it to manual someday

 

[GoBlues38]

what's a nice example of that cost now a days in you dont mind??

 

[Rogues Gambit]

http://showroom.auction123.com/rpm_auto_sales_used/inventory/9791/1994/Ford/Mustang/1FALP42TXRF153069.html

Yellow 94 for $10,895, only 39,124 miles

(Probably THE only exciting car there, otherwise, just as it was working there, all the cool cars are at the owners and even taking a whole thing of Viagra you couldn't get excited)

 

[MrBillton]

you're telling me...my gf is getting into Mustangs now and says she wants one...which one?

a 13 or 14 Shelby...I'm just like "how modest of you, babe, can't we start with a GT first..." haha

As mustang obsessed my as two year old is... I am dreading the day he tells me he wants a 430hp car for his first car...

who am I kidding by the time he can drive we'll be lucky to have gas powered v8s around.

congrats to OP on the great low mile find...your son will love it, plenty fast enough for that age

 

[Rogues Gambit]

Just do a manual conversion down the line, then you'll be set

 

[Catfish]

you're telling me...my gf is getting into Mustangs now and says she wants one...which one?

a 13 or 14 Shelby...I'm just like "how modest of you, babe, can't we start with a GT first

She sounds like a keeper!

 

[50hhh]

God those sn-95s were slow stock lol. But I still got into a lot of trouble with one. The memories of getting blasted by LS cars in early 2000 still haunt me.

 

[ScottsGT]

what's a nice example of that cost now a days in you dont mind??

Guy was asking $4800, but we got it for $4200. I've seen '95's for a lot less, but they we're trashed with high miles.
We've got an old T-5 we took out of my oldest boys '95 when he upgraded to an A-5.
With the youngest going to mechanics school, he can learn to rebuilt it while he's there.
Oldest boy happened to be here with his when we got home. First thing out of his mouth was "oh shit, I better take my Kenne Bell home with me until I can install it!"

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