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1988 Gt On Ebay I am in LOVE
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Posted by: StangChick

I love this car for sale on ebay, I love the color and this body style is my Dream Car.

The only problem is, I live to far to go check it out, and the guy as already took a negetive feedback on it from a previous Auction.

What do you guys think?

eBay Motors: Ford : Mustang (item 320027411794 end time Sep-21-06 14:21:37 PDT)

Posted by: bdass92

sharp looking vert,what does the neg feedback say? telling by the pics this gt looks clean.

Posted by: StangChick

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Originally Posted by bdass92

sharp looking vert,what does the neg feedback say? telling by the pics this gt looks clean.

The neg, just says the guys a crook. So who knows what that means.

Posted by: KartRacer39

I followed that feedback up by reading the persons feedback who wrote it. He was just a browser who screws E-Bay up and had a very bad past as well.

and Bump for a very Clean ride.

Posted by: LILBLKSNAKE

I would stay away from this guy. He only has one transaction and it's a negative.

Read the comments below- "No, I am not the original owner, I am an authorized dealer, And the miles you see is exactly how I bought it. "

How does this guy know that the car was babied and never raced if he isn't the original owner??

He says he's an authorized dealer, meaning he sells used cars and you might want to think about all the claims he is making on this one- "Honestly this is no scam. And its sad that there are scammer out there thats hurting honest business men like myself. I own a dealership and my cars have no problems what so ever"

Posted by: Mustang5L5

Someone tried to convert it to R134a...so that means the A/C doesn't work

Posted by: LILBLKSNAKE

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Originally Posted by Mustang5L5

Someone tried to convert it to R134a...so that means the A/C doesn't work

He said his cars have no problems at all, and I believe a used car salesman!!! Now go find my Teddy Bear rims!!!

Posted by: StangChick

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Originally Posted by Mustang5L5

Someone tried to convert it to R134a...so that means the A/C doesn't work

Thanks LILBLKSNAKE. I would have never picked up on that.
Mustang5L5, would not have known that about the air.

So Thanks to everyone, I am going to stay away from it, something was telling me that from the start, or this guy could have just sold it local as good as it looked.

Posted by: Mustang5L5

Lol, the air could work, just not as well. VERY few if any retrofits last more than a year or so before needing constant recharge. The previous owner could have done it "right" but i doubt it.

Posted by: ExBamaGal

It is a beautiful car though...love the color!

Posted by: bad88GT

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Originally Posted by StangChick

I love this car for sale on ebay, I love the color and this body style is my Dream Car.

The only problem is, I live to far to go check it out, and the guy as already took a negetive feedback on it from a previous Auction.

What do you guys think?

not to bad but if you like that one I have 2 in maryland and love any chick who loves foxbodies or mustangs in general. Write back for more info-1 is 89 notch and other 86 2owner GT,I have an 88 GT with some mods that I call all mine-mods go from Saleen lowing to mid-range motor/trans/rear work.Would love to send some pics and have someone to talk to thats not tring to spread around town whats done.Peace and motor grease

eBay Motors: Ford : Mustang (item 320027411794 end time Sep-21-06 14:21:37 PDT)

Posted by: speedytang

I have cars that I have converted to R134a including my own for now 12 years. A converted air means nothing about the car. LOL

Posted by: bullitt5177

It all depends how you do it. Most people think of a retrofit as an "Auto Zone Special," which is nothing more than changing the fittings and throwing some R134a in. The only correct way to do it is to change the reciever-drier, the metering valve, and evacuate the system into a vacuum before filling it with R134a and changing the fittings. Sometimes, it's also recommended to replace the compressor as well. Doing it any other way is flat out wrong.

Posted by: MCRPARTS

It's A Virgin.

Time For A Stroker And A Blower:d

Posted by: xufima

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Originally Posted by muscle-mustangs

It's A Virgin.

Time For A Stroker And A Blower:d

I've always wondered why people specifically look for virgin cars to make into monsters.

Posted by: Rick Sample

It is a sharp looking Mustangs!