F/S 2012 Mustang V6 coupe

onlycodered

onlycodered

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Bought this car brand new in the end of November and it has about 5,000~ miles on it at this point. It has the exterior appearance package which includes the side stripes and the rear spoiler.

Mods:
Pioneer 3-way speakers on front doors
35% rear window tint

Available options:
Ford Racing Sport axle-back exhaust
Roush shift knob
19" GT Premium wheels with Hankook ventus evo k110 (255/40ZR19)

I'm on the east side of Rochester if you're interested in stopping by for a look.

I'm looking to get about $22,000 out of this car, but please send any offers my way. Bought it for around $24,000 a few months ago.

 
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redlawyers

redlawyers

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EVERYONE!!!! Please click HERE to tell Jared how you feel about this! Make sure your sound is turned up.
OMG, don't do it!

Ok......I've recovered...anyways.....if you have to do it. GLWS :(
 
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onlycodered

onlycodered

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Don't worry. I'm looking at a late SN95 V6 at this point. I'll still be in the Mustang family, although I'll have about 100 less HP. :(
 
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iiiiiiijklmm

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i liked that mike cuz when i clicked on it i about died laughing..




but other than that, this is sad... Bud he will find another stang in no time! you can buy mine! ;)
 
onlycodered

onlycodered

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If you guys can find a 2003/2004 GT for under $8k with 100k miles or less let me know. The problem with a GT is that it will use much more gas. This is going to be my daily driver remember which is why I'd rather have a V6. If anyone is interested in trading also let me know.

EDIT: Actually don't even look for a GT for me. I don't want under 20 MPG when I'm driving to work. That's just terrible. I'm already going to get worse mileage with an older V6.
 
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Captain Chris

Captain Chris

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onlycodered said:
If you guys can find a 2003/2004 GT for under $8k with 100k miles or less let me know. The problem with a GT is that it will use much more gas. This is going to be my daily driver remember which is why I'd rather have a V6. If anyone is interested in trading also let me know.

EDIT: Actually don't even look for a GT for me. I don't want under 20 MPG when I'm driving to work. That's just terrible. I'm already going to get worse mileage with an older V6.
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Dude, I drove a 1993 Thunderbird 5.0L as a daily for 7 years, more than half of that time while working at a supermarket as a bagger/cashier. You'll be fine. :awesomework:
 
ROUSH 4

ROUSH 4

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:banghead:Gas prices are an issue for muscle cars. The price is going higher....there is no doubt. If WAR comes to the MIDDLE EAST, faster even on the pump climb.:mad: [ame="http://youtu.be/VCLRlVxOH-Q"]302 Found[/ame]
 
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Captain Chris

Captain Chris

Formally 94LT1Z
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NYstang said:
Chris, gas was also under 2.50 a gallon for most of those years.
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True.....though I remember paying over 2.50 a gallon plenty of times. I'd say it was half and half.

ROUSH 4 said:
:banghead:Gas prices are an issue for muscle cars. The price is going higher....there is no doubt. If WAR comes to the MIDDLE EAST, faster even on the pump climb.:mad: 302 Found
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We should also be drilling in OUR OWN country.

End topic. Don't want to hijack the thread.
 
onlycodered

onlycodered

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Ok, good news. I've talked to my insurance company and they might be able to help out with the upcoming costs, so I'm going to hold off on selling this car until I have a clearer idea of what my costs will be. HOORAY FOR MY MUSTANG! :D

It's no longer up for sale at this point.
 
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