[Andy Smith]

So last evening I fired up the 93 GT to move it so I could mow the grass. She ran a little rough after sitting idle for more than a week. Still having guilt about letting her go. If we had it in the budget to fix her up I would keep her, but that's not something we can afford in the foreseeable future.

But I have to admit I haven't done much to try and sell her. The guy from Pepboys wants her real bad, but had financial difficulties and can't buy her unless I finance him, and I don't think my wife and I are comfortable with that.

My neighbors son just got his license and wants a car. Saw her last night and she asked how much I wanted for it. I told her I wasn't too sure about selling it to a teenage boy. The temptation to race on the street is too great. Her son has never driven a manual tranny anyway.

Right now the 93 only gets driven to take the dogs to the park on weekends. Sad really, since it has been a great car for me for nearly 14 years.

[GTRaptor]

Store it and forget about it until you can restore it
Just dont leave it over the grass, moisture can rust it fast.

[BlueStreak03]

I agree with Rob. Put a tarp and some blocks under it, throw a cover over it and keep it until you can restore it. 6 more years and it's a collectible, definitely worth hanging on to if you don't need the cash from selling it.

[countymounty]

Sell a mustang GT you bought new????

I totally agree prep her for storage and keep her, its paid for and you are not out anything and in 10-16 years (if you have kids) they could be driving a “classic”

[fine89lx]

Well I agree with what everybody else said, but .......honestly it sounds to me like you don't really want to sell it, and you are quite attached to it . Don't do anything regretfull. If you have ANY doubts.....KEEP THE CAR! Just my opinion.