Not trying to be smart or anything--I honestly want to know: Why do people buy automatic GTs (or sportscars, for that matter)? Is it preference, or availability. Again, not trying to diss anyone.
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Red CA 1988 GT
Factory sunroof
Five speed like a mug,
BBK 1.5" lowering springs
Flowmasters
3.55s.
Some guages and junk.
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1993 Mustang Lx 5 Speed Conversion
New Ford Short Block / Ported GT40s / E Cam / 1.6 FRPP RR / Performer Intake
Full Suspension
* 5 Lug Conversion + 4 wheel disc on the way
Because, for one, there's less to worry about, you don't have to worry about changing your clutch every 100k. In stop and go traffic in the city you don't have to keep going.. 1st-clutch-1st-clutch. And imagine you've been driving a standard your whole life and your 50? Would you care if you got an automatic or not? I'd be lovin' the auto after driving standard for so long.
i asked my dad the same question when he bought the stang for himself. his answer was, "i'm too old for stick." now it's mine and i'm saving for a t-5 swap
looked for along time and coulnt find a 5-speed that wasnt ragged out. i bought my 91gt bone stock never even had a tune-up done. $3500 in 1999. most of the autos were girls cars so there in better shape than 5-speeds for the same price.
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[b]91 gt aod,
12.88@102.8mph with 225rwhp
ON THE 125 SHOT=11.23@117, 7.07@95 1.43 60ft[b/]