Mid 80's 4eye GT's

[Cooter]

I would pay more for a bone stock car w/ a factory hood...

with that said? good looking car!

[Whiteboy]

I would pay more for a bone stock car w/ a factory hood...

with that said? good looking car!

You would never buy a mustang. So you comment is invaild

[Z06killinsbf]

Pm me a price you're thinking

[slow84lx]

You would never buy a mustang. So you comment is invaild

Lol! Truth right there.

Good looking car. I do agree on the stock hood looking better.

[Cooter]

I absolutely would... I've had my eye out for a really clean white 85 or 86 GT

[Whiteboy]

I absolutely would... I've had my eye out for a really clean white 85 or 86 GT

Nergo please.

[Cooter]

lol, find me one!

[71chevellejohn]

prolly worth 'bout tree fiddy

[EW]

Nice car.

[mustang1200]

Thanks everyone. I've enjoyed the car throughout owning it for 14 years, but I just can't find the motivation to keep doing anything with it. It hasn't seen more than 500 miles in the last 8 years or so. Just seems like a waste.

[talisman]

Thanks everyone. I've enjoyed the car throughout owning it for 14 years, but I just can't find the motivation to keep doing anything with it. It hasn't seen more than 500 miles in the last 8 years or so. Just seems like a waste.

The older I get the more I see people saying this. It reminds me of the ending of Love The Beast, when Eric Bana is talking about his dad's old Thunderbird that he hasn't driven in years, but it is still a part of him just sitting. That's a terrible cliff notes of it, but it goes in depth about how just because you don't use something, that sometimes just having it back there in case you want it is enough to give people a lot of life satisfaction, especially when it comes to gearheads. If you haven't seen that movie, check it out before you sell it and think about it. It's up on Netflix streaming.

[mustang1200]

The older I get the more I see people saying this. It reminds me of the ending of Love The Beast, when Eric Bana is talking about his dad's old Thunderbird that he hasn't driven in years, but it is still a part of him just sitting. That's a terrible cliff notes of it, but it goes in depth about how just because you don't use something, that sometimes just having it back there in case you want it is enough to give people a lot of life satisfaction, especially when it comes to gearheads. If you haven't seen that movie, check it out before you sell it and think about it. It's up on Netflix streaming.

I've seen it and thought it was an awesome show. That's exactly how I feel about this situation.