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Interested in a T-bird
Hey guys. I live in Canada.. im 18 years old, and i fell in love with those 1990-1997 t-birds...
What im looking for is a V6, 5 speed T-bird.. Questions: How reliable is it? Whats the price range? (i have 3000$ canadien) Insurance is expensive on that car? Fuel consomption? Anything else you could suggest or tell.. Thx alot..!!
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Re: Interested in a T-bird
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because they are the only MN-12s with factory 5 speeds. They are high maintenance vehicles. Any 11 to 17 year old car will be in need of some TLC & the supercharged Super Coupes/XR7s even more. |
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Re: Interested in a T-bird
so i guess i should be thinking of getting a t-bird. Cuz i dont have a lot of money
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Re: Interested in a T-bird
3k canadian probably isn't going to get you a NICE SC, and as jr said they are high maintenance. You want to find one that has been well kept. Insurance is going to be ridiculous no matter if you're driving a 3 cylinder metro or a cobra r, simply because you're 18.
Also, as long as you keep your right foot light, you should see good economy. |
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Re: Interested in a T-bird
You could buy a MN-12 with an automatic transmission & convert it to a manual.
Check the For Sales in Super Coupe Club of America (SCCoA) & Thunderbird & Cougar Club of America (TCCoA) Here's a 1990 35TH Anniversary automatic with only 3,664 miles - Ebay |
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