I took a chance on a Florida flood damaged 1994 mustang gt convertible with 110k miles for $1750 plus fees.. This one is showing the almost finished result of what is now my daily driver.
Friggin car looks GREAT! Its unreal how good that paint is. After so long. Each video i cane help but see it. Definitely right someone loved her at some point...which is how every car starts out... hopefully. Great crusier. My 98 cobra is stock suspension looks the same. Today its about lowering and handeling but everyone has "their" own way of how theirs should look. Bravo brother. A trip to a detailer and man that thing will POP! Maybe worth an ask at a local shop and film it. No skipping steps! We want to follow along and see her burning tires on the road
Little late on that one as I didn't do video and put it in. I've driven it like 40 miles and it's still doing it, so I doubt it's going to make any difference. Some people tell me it might take a fillup or 2 before it works, but I don't know why it would take that long. I could see it taking until it warmed up on the highway and cycling through all the transmission fluid, but not longer
To each their own. Stock height with stock size wheels doesn’t seem to make it look like a monster truck to me. I just didn’t like the car scraping on every bump and having trouble getting in and out of the car. I know a lot of people like those gold wheels as I did manage to sell them
I would put lowering springs on and lower the car 1.5in all the way around trust me you won’t scrape , but make sure your exhaust doesn’t hang low if it does I’d get a clamped bolt on exhaust like kooks that’s fits up nice and tight
It came lowered with gold wheels. It was scraping everything I ran over. I know a lot of people like it lowered, but I'm just not one of them. For me, harder to get in and out of the car, and I like a stock height ride.
