Comments on: Mustang, The Ultimate Dream. Live Forever And Prosper.

By: john k

john k — Mon, 14 Dec 2009 20:40:05 +0000

I have a similar ‘04 Mustang with the 3.9 liter engine. It is a fastback with a few mild mods. It’ll blow the doors off of the Super-charged Gran Prix and is very close to holding up to the 8 poppers out there. The only things I’d do to the 6 going forward are a turbo, a locked up diff (to keep it behind me), and some suspension mods (also for the power). I started it up this morning at 8 below ; started fine. It takes around 250 pounds in the trunk to keep it nose forward on ice.

By: Cam Schulte

Cam Schulte — Mon, 07 Dec 2009 17:21:52 +0000

I read your comment to me about your Mustang ride & your notation that the Mustang is not going to stop being madein 2010. To me, that is a very big relief. I like my Mustang, even though I can only use it for 4 months of the year. This makes it a rather pricy ride, but well worth it indeed. Come 2014, I plan on selling my 2004 mustang, hopefully for a good price as it should be worth a fair bit by then. At that point in time, I will purchase a 2014 -50th Anniverary Mustang Convertible. This will probably be my last car that I purchase as at that time I will be pushing 62 years of age. Hopefully what you say is true, that Ford is not stopping the production of the Mustang car. I have quizzed my local Ford Dealership about it and the bestanswer I can get from them is. “there are rumors about stoping production, but nothing definete, yet.”

By: Ray Ford

Ray Ford — Tue, 17 Nov 2009 06:41:04 +0000

I too love the mustang I have had a few 1969 shelby 71 Mach 1 now own a 1985 SVO mustang And love it .Mustang is a true blue sports car!

By: Fastback

Fastback — Wed, 14 Oct 2009 04:59:56 +0000

I share the same love of the Mustang as you have. I have a 1999 mustang with 150,000 miles on it and it could easily go twice that. It’s such a fun car and you will be happy to know production is not ending on this great car! Long live Mustang and long live Ford.