bring a little magnet too, magents won't stick to bondo.
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step away from the computer and smack yourself silly for a while....come back and look at the what you asked...repeat self smacking until the answer is obvious
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Negatives: -ripped top (along the passenger side door) -3/4 of an '87-'93 GT body kit that doesnt look right with the '83 nose -holes in rear bumper for exhaust -cobbed mess of wires on the right side of the radiator support -hood doesnt seem to fit right and isnt painted -rearend leaks (simple fix though) -mismatched taillights
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i wouldnt buy it that top will be $1000 to replace and its not even garaged, you can find a better one for sure... keep looking and buy a coupe in my opinion
ohk why so much hostility to the 7.5 jeeze I still got one under my 82 and gets the monthly burnout and it still holds up great. and 2 diff tailights and the bad fitting of the gt body on it, id look for a newer one for a better deal because that one looks like project car at best.
Thanks for the feedback guys, I'm not really sure how much money I would end up spending getting this thing back to good condition so unless he wants to give me like a grand, as well as the trade I'm not gonna do it. I wasnt looking for a mustang in particular, it was just something that came up and I wanted to know if it was going to be a good trade or not. It sure would be a fun project though...if it wasnt 3300.
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92 Talon AWD- ARP, 272/272, b16g, wb255, AFPR, 3in exhaust, 2600act, fidanza, shep trans
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