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Comment on 2003 Ford Mustang For Sale…should I get it? by j_sandoval_jr

j_sandoval_jr — Wed, 01 Feb 2012 04:21:44 +0000

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Comment on 2003 Ford Mustang For Sale…should I get it? by Can you spell G-O-O-G-L-E

Can you spell G-O-O-G-L-E — Wed, 01 Feb 2012 03:55:46 +0000

probably salvage

Comment on Q&A: Is $7000 a reasonable price for a 2000 Mustang GT? by Click here, read profile please

Click here, read profile please — Fri, 27 Jan 2012 03:20:35 +0000

A little high, talk him down to $ 6,500

Comment on Q&A: Is $7000 a reasonable price for a 2000 Mustang GT? by dick car guy

dick car guy — Fri, 27 Jan 2012 02:55:27 +0000

clean retail for a mustang gt with 100,000 miles ( I had to pick a mileage to get a price) so I guessed , is 7,500 It is always a good idea to take any used car to a mechanic you can go to http://www.nada.com they have a consumer section for cars classic cars, boats motor homes, it is used by insurance companies as well as many others, and thier price guide is pretty accurate and they have a lot of information online for free.

Comment on would this be considered buying or adopting? by dizzy

dizzy — Mon, 23 Jan 2012 06:54:23 +0000

If you are looking at potential owners through an adoption application, and checking vet references, doing a home visit as to where the animal is going, charging an adoption fee that might cover your expenses on it, and making them sign an adoption contract, that stated the animal would not be sold etc and would come back to you if something happened where they could not care for it anymore, then you would consider it an adoption – if you are giving them complete ownership of the animal regardless of what they do with it later on, then you’re just selling horses. Research Equine rescues, and talk to the owners/volunteers of these rescues and you’ll learn a lot from them. Also, remember, you’re not going to make money at rescue, the costs going out for vetting is way higher than what you’re going to get back as an adoption fee. If you’re a 501(c) THEN, you can ask for donations to help fund your rescue etc, but otherwise, you’re basically on your own. The decision to become a rescue, and then building your reputation as a REPUTABLE rescue that vets their animals, etc, etc, etc is very time consuming and one “goof up” can really hurt your reputation in the rescue world, those of us in rescue are as cynical of humans as they come, but then again, we are the ones out there in the trenches seeing the abuse and neglect first hand. Best of luck to you, oh, and you might find some good rescues in your area by going to http://www.petfinder.com and clicking on shelters and rescues – that will give you a starting point …..also, look deeply into your heart and ask yourself this….can I make a difference in this animals life, and am I doing it for money or for the animal….when you come to that answer, you’ll know what direction you need to take.

Comment on would this be considered buying or adopting? by Driver

Driver — Mon, 23 Jan 2012 05:54:37 +0000

I think the difference is who retains ownership rights to the horse. Did you just pay for it and it’s yours? Then that’s buying, even if you have rescued it from some bad situation. If there are conditions attached to your “donation”, like a two year probationary period, or they can come inspect how the horse is doing and take it away if not cared for (thereby retaining ownership rights to the horse) then it is adopting.

I have two ponies from two different rescues. One was mine years ago, I sold him, then and I found him there. They didn’t charge me to take him back, but I did sign their regular contract that says they still own him and can come do annual inspections (which they haven’t done in the last 7 years), and that if I ever wanted to get rid of him that I had to send him back there instead of selling him. I “adopted” him back in 2001.

Last summer, I adopted a pony from another rescue. At this one, it is a probationary period of two years when they still own the pony, can come inspect, remove him, etc., and if all goes well after two years, then I can apply to have his ownership transferred to me at that time.

Comment on would this be considered buying or adopting? by barrelchick78

barrelchick78 — Mon, 23 Jan 2012 05:20:41 +0000

well since you are a rescue most people adopt them out but for a small fee like 100-1,000 dollars depends on the horse

Comment on Can you put an 03′ Mustang Cobra supercharger on a 99′ Mustang Cobra? by 65stang

65stang — Sun, 22 Jan 2012 01:08:27 +0000

If all you want is the power increase then it would probably make a little more sense to put a centrifugal supercharger on it instead of a roots or screw type supercharger. The installation will be MUCH easier. If you are set on the 03-04 supercharger, it can be done but will cost you a lot more and the installation will be more difficult. The only down side to the centrifugal supercharger is that it will not produce as much boost at lower RPM’s but plenty of power can still be made. I personally would hesitate to add forced induction to an engine with 90,000 miles on it but that is up to you. Can the engine handle it?–maybe but for how long is the question I would be worried about. Maybe freshen up the bottom with a hone or light bore if necessary, new bearings, piston rings etc.

To add to an above post, you will not need the entire engine. The 99′s bottom end is forged and (assuming reasonable mileage) will handle the boost

Comment on Can you put an 03′ Mustang Cobra supercharger on a 99′ Mustang Cobra? by edselmanll

edselmanll — Sun, 22 Jan 2012 00:57:27 +0000

you will need the whole engine since they are special built to take the extra hp

Comment on Can you put an 03′ Mustang Cobra supercharger on a 99′ Mustang Cobra? by Chris C

Chris C — Sun, 22 Jan 2012 00:19:36 +0000

OK you will have a nightmarer trying to fix it not worth it. THIS IS NOT A OLD CAR.
you can’t just swap engines, you have all these computer parts that may not fit.

I love fords. its cool you have a mustang