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Grumpybear114 06-11-2017 09:52 PM

My first Mustang
 
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We just took ownership of a 2002 Mustang GT convertible 5 spd.

We bought it from a nice retired couple who weren't driving it enough. Only 64,400 km's on the odometer.

After our first weekend, we've already cruised the Niagara Parkway (both directions) and have been kept busy giving rides to family and friends. Everyone loves the Mustang.

We couldn't be happier with our decision. My high school dreams coming true.

It's not a mid-life crisis (as some have suggested ). It's our delayed reward for being responsible, working hard, and taking care of our family. Now it's our turn to have some fun!

Good times ahead! :LOL:

Ray Spencer 06-12-2017 01:24 AM

Got the same reaction from different people when I bought my 2005 at age 52 and 2007 at age 61. I had the same attitude as yours that both Mustangs are the result of hard work being responsible and a reward for putting up with a lot of life's nonsense. Congrats on your ride.

Tlavalle 06-12-2017 08:05 PM

Looks to be in great condition. Enjoy all the fun times ahead.

Grumpybear114 06-12-2017 10:03 PM

Thanks for the welcome. I've already ordered my first accessory, a new shift knob.

We're leaving on vacation soon, and I can't wait to get back to start working on the car.

Next summer, look out, I'll be everywhere!

carid 06-13-2017 02:25 AM

Welcome to the forum and congratulations on your purchase! Sounds like an amazing find, have fun and enjoy your driving!

Any fun performance mods plans for it?

Autonut 06-13-2017 05:11 AM

Welcome to CMOC, Nice vert. :tup

def67 06-13-2017 10:51 PM

Welcome!

ChadStang 06-14-2017 09:19 PM

Welcome, the car looks great :tup

Grumpybear114 06-14-2017 09:49 PM

Thanks. i'll start on some mods over the winter. I'll probably use the same strategy as modifying my m/c : anytime a part wore out, broke, got damaged or went on sale, I'd replace it with a new part that made the bike faster, shinier or more comfortable. Slow and steady....

Apocalypse Pony 06-16-2017 08:17 PM

Congrats, looks great, welcome.


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