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Musky · 04-22-2002, 09:54 AM

$9800 is not a bad price, but it isn't a fantastic price. Above all, it depends on the condition of the car. If it is mint, clean, taken care of and pretty much stock...go for it. If it has defects and beat on etc...you might find something else or try talking the guy down.

And remember....ALWAYS RESERACH THE CAR'S HISTORY...find out who had it before him, who had it before him, demand all the service records and such. Last thing you want to do is get hosed.

04-22-2002, 09:54 AM	#7
Musky Registered Member Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: Indiana Posts: 5	$9800 is not a bad price, but it isn't a fantastic price. Above all, it depends on the condition of the car. If it is mint, clean, taken care of and pretty much stock...go for it. If it has defects and beat on etc...you might find something else or try talking the guy down. And remember....ALWAYS RESERACH THE CAR'S HISTORY...find out who had it before him, who had it before him, demand all the service records and such. Last thing you want to do is get hosed. __________________ 1994 Mustang GT - 5 spd. Laser Red Cobra Intake, 3.73's, 65mm TB, 1.7 RR's, Off-Road H, Flowmasters, Pulleys, Shifter, K&N, and other little stuff... Best ET: 14.04 @ 97.62 Best MPH: 14.16 @ 99.81