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Mr 5 0 · 03-14-2002, 09:50 AM

Philip:

The retail value of a '94 Mustang convertible is near $10,000. but a 'private party' price would be closer to $7,000. although you get no warranty.

Mileage for a '94 would be anywhere from 80 - 100,000 but a lower mileage car will cost noticably more. 80,000 to 90,000 miles would be reasonable, as that's 10,000 per year - on the low side. Expect to see 100,000+ mileage on some '94's.

The early SN95's had some fit and finish problems and a 8-year-old convertible will probably have some noticable rattles but nothing serious or that some tightening and a good set of sub-frame connecters won't help.

The engine is basically the same 5.0 as in earlier (87-93) models. Differences are minor. Stock 5.0 5-speeds ran high 14's, new. You may have a hard time finding a yellow convertible with a 5-speed but if you're willing to travel, that will help. Good luck.

03-14-2002, 09:50 AM	#3
Mr 5 0 Conservative Individualist Join Date: May 1997 Location: Wherever I need to be Posts: 7,487	SN95 info Philip: The retail value of a '94 Mustang convertible is near $10,000. but a 'private party' price would be closer to $7,000. although you get no warranty. Mileage for a '94 would be anywhere from 80 - 100,000 but a lower mileage car will cost noticably more. 80,000 to 90,000 miles would be reasonable, as that's 10,000 per year - on the low side. Expect to see 100,000+ mileage on some '94's. The early SN95's had some fit and finish problems and a 8-year-old convertible will probably have some noticable rattles but nothing serious or that some tightening and a good set of sub-frame connecters won't help. The engine is basically the same 5.0 as in earlier (87-93) models. Differences are minor. Stock 5.0 5-speeds ran high 14's, new. You may have a hard time finding a yellow convertible with a 5-speed but if you're willing to travel, that will help. Good luck.