Which are the good mustangs?
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The GT is the proper one, then the special vehicle team (SVT) do the 'Cobra'
The model previous to this one there was a Cobra R as well.
Then there are various tuners who do specials and other sub variants.
I had a Cobra in the states, loved it, not especially dynamic but for what it was and what it cost it was ace.
The model previous to this one there was a Cobra R as well.
Then there are various tuners who do specials and other sub variants.
I had a Cobra in the states, loved it, not especially dynamic but for what it was and what it cost it was ace.
The more I see that 'Eleanor' bodykit the more I hate it, especially when compared to a 'normal' Mustang - it just ruins the lines of the original car.
Of the modern Mustangs (post '05 I do like), I quite fancy a Bullitt Mustang. Yes, I know it's nothing more than a badging/marketing exercise, but the colour and wheels make it look rather nice (a supercharger wouldn't go amiss though):
Of the modern Mustangs (post '05 I do like), I quite fancy a Bullitt Mustang. Yes, I know it's nothing more than a badging/marketing exercise, but the colour and wheels make it look rather nice (a supercharger wouldn't go amiss though):
T89 Callan said:
Taffer said:
The more I see that 'Eleanor' bodykit the more I hate it, especially when compared to a 'normal' Mustang - it just ruins the lines of the original car.
This is the Elanor Mustang:
GingerWizard said:
T89 Callan said:
Crusoe said:
69 shelby GT500, but they do cost a lot.
God thats awful, did the get the bodykit mail order from the back of Redline?Have you not seen this car before? it s been very popular....
back to the OP, if you want a well sorted Mustang then Roush, Saleen or Steeda are all good. Or a GT500 if you want straight line speed with a good starting point for big power. The 5.4 engine in the GT500 is a bit of a boat anchor up front though, so if handling is a big factor then you should look at the supercharged offerings from Roush etc which are some 400lbs lighter.
If you want a great car for good money you'll probably struggle to do better than this one:
http://www.mocgb.net/forums/showthread.php?t=30147
If you want a great car for good money you'll probably struggle to do better than this one:
http://www.mocgb.net/forums/showthread.php?t=30147
king hideous. The only decent looking Mustangs are the original fastbacks and coupes. Everything from 1970 onwards looks terrible.benny.c said:
back to the OP, if you want a well sorted Mustang then Roush, Saleen or Steeda are all good. Or a GT500 if you want straight line speed with a good starting point for big power. The 5.4 engine in the GT500 is a bit of a boat anchor up front though, so if handling is a big factor then you should look at the supercharged offerings from Roush etc which are some 400lbs lighter.
If you want a great car for good money you'll probably struggle to do better than this one:
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THat looks superb.If you want a great car for good money you'll probably struggle to do better than this one:
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For some reason I thought they would be much heavier than that. They look it.
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