1992 Mustang GT on CL...

**Troll** · 05-28-2013, 08:59 PM

in Butler. http://pittsburgh.craigslist.org/cto/3800326410.html

anybody know this car? I think the HDR pictures are hypnotizing me or something??? This thing seems perfect to me.

One of the Nicest Fox Body Mustangs you will find. 47600 orig miles! Quality build, engine built professionally by Total Performance. Is 306cid with Trick Flow heads, upper and lower intake, cam, roller rockers. MSD distributer, performance fuel pump and injectors, BDK headers and x-pipe, flow master exhaust. ECU custom tuned by Kaufman Motorsports. 4 wheel disc brakes and parking brake does work. five bolt wheel conversion with Yukon rear axles, Wheels and tires new, 275/40/17 rear, 245/45/17 front. Brand new Tremec TKO 600 5-speed with new performance clutch, psi plate aluminum driveshaft. Ford racing gears 373 limited slip. Lowered with Bullitt springs with Tockico struts/shocks and caster/camber plates. Welded subframe connecters. fiberglass cowl hood with latch. Aluminum radiator with electric fans. Summit performance rack and Flaming River steering shaft.Adult owned and operated. Not beat, very well taken care of. Is a true 47k Fox Body, Have a clean all green Car Fax. Only reason I'm selling is I got a 2014 and I do not want to have two. I do not want any trades. No scammers. $12700 OBO 724-841-693six Reply ,Call, or Text. Thanks for looking!

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**95V6** · 05-28-2013, 11:25 PM

I'm not to familiar with Fox prices but isn't 12,700 alittle steep? Beautiful car non the less.

**89stang** · 05-28-2013, 11:53 PM

He had it at 16000 grand a few weeks ago!

**celeste** · 05-28-2013, 11:58 PM

Beautiful car but don't know a thing about it. They only insight I can offer is that Kauffman sticker on the rad cover shows that it was done in 06 at best. It became SGS performance in 07 and DGR Performance about two years ago. The only thing that has remained there is Dave Guy who is now the sole owner so the quality of work has always been top notch regardless of the shops name.

**Mark Aubele** · 05-29-2013, 12:47 AM

Man, crack must be getting popular.

**Terminated** · 05-29-2013, 09:52 AM

Once these cars hit 20 years old the prices have gone through the roof for some reason. Back in like 02-03 when I had my T-Bird this was like a $5k car!

**PaceFever79** · 05-29-2013, 11:07 AM

Originally Posted by Terminated

Once these cars hit 20 years old the prices have gone through the roof for some reason. Back in like 02-03 when I had my T-Bird this was like a $5k car!

It's just the beginning.... stock to mild bolt-on 5.0 Mustangs will keep on climbing.

Imagine how many middle age adults there are with 5.0 nostalgia?

At some point, the collector market will explode.

**gpfarrell** · 05-29-2013, 12:16 PM

I don't think you could build it for $12,700.

**Troll** · 05-29-2013, 02:59 PM

Originally Posted by PaceFever79

Imagine how many middle age adults there are with 5.0 nostalgia?

i must admit, i am somewhat a victim of this. ^^^ i was 16 in 1987 when the "new" GT came out.

if you just say a stock '92 is worth $6K and add up all the parts, you're at $10-11K. it does seem pricey, but it (should be) is a 300rwhp car with what looks like mostly new parts and every bolt-on imaginable.

if you go back two more generations, you can't find a decent mid 60's Impala, Chevelle, Camaro, Mustang, GTO, etc, for less than $20K. This thing would run cirlces around those cars and it's from my "era" as you say.

I'm a bought, not built kinda guy. hahahahaha i don't even have the time to take my sh1t somewhere else to have something "built" let alone try to do it myself. this seems like one-stop shopping. :)