I recently had a 2019 Ecoboost 2.3L 4 cyl Mustang Convertible as a week long rental. It was surprisingly quick. Paired with its 6 speed manual would make this car a really fun time.

It’s really more basic than that. Don’t touch SEP if you can’t undo what’s been done. After that it’s just value for dollar like any other car.

How would you know where the slime starts?

Sunroof: opaque roof panel (metal)

I’m almost certain the photo was taken in Michigan. All the graphics on the car are advertising Kellogg’s Corn Flakes. Maybe the Battle Creek area in early spring during snow melt. Perhaps a vehicle for the Battle Creek Sanitarium run by Dr. Kellog.

That is an excellent choice.

I was all in on nice price until the mention of a non-functional AC. I own a convertible and you still want AC. Repair of an R12 era system is expensive and still won’t work as well as it did new. 

Although I completely agree with you, if he has to back out of the next debate then it’s baseless conspiracy time. C’mon, our side needs to get out and have some fun sometimes.

I was kinda liking it at first; really came down to price. Kbb for an “average” used one of that vintage is around $2k. Adding on $1k for the “upgrade” still is way too far below the asking $4k. If it tickles your fancy I could see it going in the low $2000s. But a $4k asking is no dice.

My personal rule for NPorND is to allow for a 10% price reduction. But even at $2250 it’s too much money for the car. This is a sub-$1500 car. But amazingly, there’s currently one bid on the ebay listing.

It tests for detectable antibodies for up to 6 months. However even after they reach undetectable levels, it doesn’t mean your body has forgotten how to manufacture more. As for whether you can get it again, we just don’t know for sure yet. It’s certainly not common.

But then the seller has to deal with the out of state purchase.

I’m pretty sure they aren’t going to use the opposed 2 cylinder engine pictured either.

Well at least you went to the right Arizona school.

That’s the stuff of nightmares.

Personally I’d hard pass on any VAG B4 or B5 chassis car. (Note: I own one.) Add the overly complex motor and it’s just a parts car.

IIRC, there was a big wave of monster mania in that period with the universal monsters.

Don’t forget the down ballot races. Every single election.

I also hear that his pillows aren’t all that great.

I had an external combustion engine once. Failed head gasket on a Chrysler 318 from cylinder to outside.