[borntokill94]

I can't drive yet, but when I get my permit I will be driving my dad's 2004 Mustang. I know that by the time I am old enough to drive the car will have over 100k miles on it. I want to modify it but I was wondering if I should even bother since it has so many miles on it already. As far as I know, it's completely stock. (My dad hasn't done any mods, but we bought it used.) So should I keep this car or get a new one? Either way I'm getting a Mustang because they are my favorite.

[05horse]

keep it and start from there. jsut becareful, race on the track only.

if its been well maintaiend 100K isitn a problem

[borntokill94]

For the most part the car has been taken care of properly. It needs some paint in places and new rims (3 of them are scratched/bent and the other one is the wrong kind (came with the spare tire, I don't remember what happened to the original.) The first thing I'm going to do is get a set of Bullitts and a new front bumper. Thanks for the help.

[05horse]

buy a part here a part there. you have the most expensive part...the car... if i was you id start there

[jim293]

Well I guess if it were me I would be wondering how many more miles your dad will be putting on it. How many more years till you can start driving on your own?

[shinerstang]

Originally Posted by jim293

Well I guess if it were me I would be wondering how many more miles your dad will be putting on it. How many more years till you can start driving on your own?

I hope his name is not the year he was born. Crap, I'm getting old.......

[jim293]

I was wondering the same thing.

[232-K7]

Originally Posted by jim293

I was wondering the same thing.

haha i was also wondering about that!

[Big Daddy's Stang>]

It depends on a lot of things like if you have a job or you're getting money. in other words if i were you i will rather buy a gt. I know shinner is gonna get mad. Trying to catch up with 232-K7