Do we still own stangs?

[The King]

Still do, 2003 Mach 1.

[Gasser64]

Ah, sorry not what we need in this instance. I'm sure you can sell it if you put it on craigslist or a stang site that has traffic. Don't throw it away I'm sure someone can use it

[AnthonyS]

What color is the dash, and how perfect is it? What year model?

It’s black 94/5 GT with V8 dash harness. I need it gone so make an offer. We are moving and it needs to go. Most are cracked now which is why I kept this one.

[Gasser64]

Zero stangs. I actually gave my last bit of Mustang parts (except a perfect SN95 dash I need to sell)

What color is the dash, and how perfect is it? What year model?

[fastwhite99gt]

Yep, still got my 99 GT, even if it’s not much of a street car anymore. Took the road race engine I bought from Matt on here and went wild. Should be a nasty little 2V this summer.

[71chevellejohn]

I sold my 87 GT a while back after blowing it up a few times. From what I understand the guy who bought it from hasn't done anything with it. I've had a inkling to buy it back and do something stupid with it... but I haven't got around to it . The Chevelle is my main focus even though my cushion shrank significantly due to the pandemic and work slowing up.

Racking up the miles on my '19 AT4 driving all over West Texas even with these lovely fuel prices. Almost 200K in less than 3 years... it's been slow couple of years!

[AnthonyS]

Zero stangs. I actually gave my last bit of Mustang parts (except a perfect SN95 dash I need to sell) to a forum member. I have fallen in love with racing my junk on dirt, so I have a Subaru. I also have an F body that I got for cheap and I really like it too. I also have a Porsche which I need to sell so I can buy a lot of JDM parts for the rally car. And I have a dirt cheap MR2 being built for the 2K challenge. I also have dailies. I don't ever see myself owning a Mustang again unless it's a new Bullitt or Mach1 and I decide it's worth it. I wonder how one would do on dirt?

[1carcrazyguy]

Nope. Daily drive a Ram 1500 crew cab, weekend cruiser is a low mileage Challenger R/T and another hardly ever driven Challenger hidden deep in the back garage. Would love to have a new Mustang GT but not sure it would be what it used to be. Now things like comfort and ride quality are higher up than what it looks like. 😂

[joes01bullitt]

Haven’t owned one since 2010…
Daily a 18’ Duramax
Project 1: 1970 Buick SportWagon
Project 2: 1988 2door XJ Jeep.

[Grape]

haven’t NOT owned a fox car since 94

[bubbaearl]

i'm old so i got mustang's daddy . Falcon

[BLAKE]

Is Toyota still making good shit? I thought their quality fell off.

Depending on how much weight you put on this sort of thing, Consumer Reports has 4 Toyotas in the top 10 most reliable list, including #1 (Prius). Looks like they’re still doing ok.

[Mach1]

Is Toyota still making good shit? I thought their quality fell off.

[BLAKE]

I've fully switched from Domestic cars to Toyota. Will never drive anything but Toyota ever again. I love my wife's MDX (170,000 miles) but we need a SUV with captains chairs due to 3 kids.

My parents DENALI Acadia is already having transmission issues at 87,000 miles. My brother and I convinced them to trade it in while it still works and go with either a Platinum Armada, or SR5 Sequoia.

But I own a 2014 tC (2 door camry essentially) 2007 Tundra and soon a 2020 Highlander


That being said, I will never get rid of my 66 Coupe. Just finished rebuilding the interior and putting in a Old Air Products A/C and heat system. If it breaks, I know this car in and out and can fix it.

You were scaring me for a sec with all of that Toyota love, but you saved it at the end. *Whew*

[Trip McNeely]

I thought modifying cars was expensive when I was a teenager, now it's like 3 times more. And all of the cars I want to buy are even more ridiculous. Most Classified ads have turned into Barrett Jackson.