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11-21-2002, 09:39 PM
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There will be a lot of people who tell you not to get a v8. I'm not going to be one of them, its not what you asked. Here are some pro's and cons on the two cars.
'95 Pro-Newer -better looking (opinion) -Airbags -Rigidity Cons-Slower -Cast pistions -$$ Insrance AND Purchase '89 Pro-Better base motor -Cheaper -Drop top cruising Cons-Body flex -13 years old -you think its ugly One thing you may notice the more you get into Mustangs, is how that body grows on you. I'm a bigger fan of it now than when it was new. No matter what, get a pushrod motor. Don't get a 96-new car if you want to keep it and make it fast. I'd say go with whatever you can slip past the parents and keep the racing on the track.
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