I would go with the 500 for sure.
And 12 hour shift?!? What do you do?
And 12 hour shift?!? What do you do?
Everyone's situation is different and you only live once. As long as the foundation for the future is there, have fun while you can.24 yrs old and buying a 65k mustang. Sounds like a great decision.
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Get a GT350!!! They are awesome cars.Everyone's situation is different and you only live once. As long as the foundation for the future is there, have fun while you can.
Keep this on topic.
I'm a GT500 owner with 4 Mustangs and thinking of adding a GT350.
-J
People definitely remember a ride in my GT500Remember the grand national. If you plan on holding on to the car permanently then people remember flat out fast. Handling is forgotten.
I've driven one and even a 350R. They aren't typical Mustangs. They have way more brakes and chassis and tire than power, felt like they could handle 200hp more easy. The GT500 on stock tires demands more respect or it'll kill you haha.I would agree with the comment about the huge number of used gt350’s on the market. I find more of those than I do 13-14 gt500’s for sale.
Seems they are lacking something for their price tag.
May be worth waiting to see what 2018 brings....
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24 yrs old and buying a 65k mustang. Sounds like a great decision.
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I thought that way...when I was in my early 20s. 30s now & don't want shit that can't turn too (Unless I'd ONLY be using it for 1/4 mile racing of course)Remember the grand national. If you plan on holding on to the car permanently then people remember flat out fast. Handling is forgotten.
^^All. Day.Long.Trinity would top my list.
^^All. Day.Long.
Never had one.Me too. Had one and can't wait to get my next one.