The fact it didn't have a spoiler and it made it rare, why would someone modify it like that? I just bought a 03 sonic blue coupe with 5200 miles. It's so clean and perfect that I probably won't drive it much.
That’s cool. 5200 is low, but not so low like those 5 mile wrapper cars that would hurt the value to drive. It’s fine to preserve it. Just remember that you are worth the cost of any mileage you put on it.
@@jasonpitts8395 You can still enjoy the car,just be cautious of where and how far you drive it,I stopped taking mine to the annual Woodward dream cruise here in Michigan because of how big and crazy it’s gotten.You and Justin might be young enough to see if these cars turn into what the old Boss and Shelby cars are today.If that happens then mileage won’t be much of a concern.
I agree coupes might be more sought after than convertibles but terminator convertibles are arguably the best looking of all years of mustangs convertibles.I personally don’t really care for some of the early fox body convertibles.They seem too upright and don’t taper into the body as well.For those years I would look for a 5.0 LX coupe.
I’ve driven my friends 03 cobra convertible a lot. Super fun and awesome car to drive. If I had to choose a convertible, the choice would be a terminator for sure.
Hopefully someone brings this one back. Sourcing the seats engine / trans will be tough if they are looking to stay with all OEM stuff
Bring it back to life. Everything is still there and ready to go!!
I agree
The only spoiler that beats that spoiler IS no spoiler. My vote anyway.
Classic Industries sells reproduction SVT Cobra chairs
Yes coupes are definitely better for drag racing. What do to with it? Maybe try and find a motor for it but which one?
The fact it didn't have a spoiler and it made it rare, why would someone modify it like that? I just bought a 03 sonic blue coupe with 5200 miles. It's so clean and perfect that I probably won't drive it much.
That’s cool. 5200 is low, but not so low like those 5 mile wrapper cars that would hurt the value to drive. It’s fine to preserve it. Just remember that you are worth the cost of any mileage you put on it.
@@jasonpitts8395 You can still enjoy the car,just be cautious of where and how far you drive it,I stopped taking mine to the annual Woodward dream cruise here in Michigan because of how big and crazy it’s gotten.You and Justin might be young enough to see if these cars turn into what the old Boss and Shelby cars are today.If that happens then mileage won’t be much of a concern.
I agree coupes might be more sought after than convertibles but terminator convertibles are arguably the best looking of all years of mustangs convertibles.I personally don’t really care for some of the early fox body convertibles.They seem too upright and don’t taper into the body as well.For those years I would look for a 5.0 LX coupe.
I’ve driven my friends 03 cobra convertible a lot. Super fun and awesome car to drive. If I had to choose a convertible, the choice would be a terminator for sure.
This will be a easy build