Car lots?
#1
Car lots?
Hi, I was wondering, do you know any good places to buy a 2000 Ford Mustang SVT Cobra R? That is my dream car and it has been for about 4 years now and I'm hoping to finally get my hands on one. Thanks for all of your help. Please email me back a reply at lbleiweiss@aol.com
#2
here try this place www.worldofwheels.biz friend of mine, Frankie Blues and he specializes in classic cars & muscle cars. if you dont see it, ask as he has tons of resources
#5
You won't find one very easily.
1 - Ford did not make many and so the car is RARE.
2 - The idiot owners that bought them, don't drive them. The car was designed for the track, but I read in a Mustang book that Ford estimates that 90% of the buyer were collectors.
3 - The car is not that great to begin with. While unique and track ready, later model Cobras were able to lay some whoop **** on this car.
For the price range you need to be in, you would be better off buying a GT and putting a Cobra R kit on it. If you buy the GT right, you might even have enough money to put a 5.4 in it too.
2000 GT's with high miles can be had for $7,000. That leaves a LOT of money left over to turn the car into a Cobra R.
1 - Ford did not make many and so the car is RARE.
2 - The idiot owners that bought them, don't drive them. The car was designed for the track, but I read in a Mustang book that Ford estimates that 90% of the buyer were collectors.
3 - The car is not that great to begin with. While unique and track ready, later model Cobras were able to lay some whoop **** on this car.
For the price range you need to be in, you would be better off buying a GT and putting a Cobra R kit on it. If you buy the GT right, you might even have enough money to put a 5.4 in it too.
2000 GT's with high miles can be had for $7,000. That leaves a LOT of money left over to turn the car into a Cobra R.
#8
#9
[QUOTE MT's#1Customer For the price range you need to be in, you would be better off buying a GT and putting a Cobra R kit on it. If you buy the GT right, you might even have enough money to put a 5.4 in it too.
2000 GT's with high miles can be had for $7,000. That leaves a LOT of money left over to turn the car into a Cobra R. QUOTE]
Any idea on where to get a Cobra R kit? and other good conversion parts?
2000 GT's with high miles can be had for $7,000. That leaves a LOT of money left over to turn the car into a Cobra R. QUOTE]
Any idea on where to get a Cobra R kit? and other good conversion parts?
#10
Alot of places.
http://www.mrbodykit.com/
http://www.gefracing.com/
https://www.cervinis.com/default.aspx
Just too name a few.
http://www.mrbodykit.com/
http://www.gefracing.com/
https://www.cervinis.com/default.aspx
Just too name a few.
#13
Originally Posted by lbleiweiss
Do any of you guys know where I can find a full Cobra R kit for a 2004 Mustang GT?
#16
me thinks the rear bumper is stock.
Get yourself a Mustang history book and find the Cobra R registry and you can learn more about the car.
Keep in mind that the real Cobra R's were race ready. No AC, no power steering, no back seat etc....
But, you can make a car look just like one for under $2500 including paint and rims.
Get yourself a Mustang history book and find the Cobra R registry and you can learn more about the car.
Keep in mind that the real Cobra R's were race ready. No AC, no power steering, no back seat etc....
But, you can make a car look just like one for under $2500 including paint and rims.
#19
Originally Posted by MT's#1Customer!
me thinks the rear bumper is stock.
To convert a GT into an R clone you need a Cobra front fascia, the R splitter, the R hood, V6 rear bumper and the hideous R spoiler plus a side exit exhaust kit.
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