95 Silver MTX

[zoomlater]

https://www.ebay.com/itm/1995-Tauru...=item261551ee67:g:vuUAAOSwBmJcdMr1:rk:13:pf:0

 

[zoomlater]

I wonder if the underside has any rust, looks like it had Ziebart applied

 

[zak]

If it had a tan interior it might actually be rare enough to command a 5 digit price.

 

[SHOMON]

If it had a tan interior it might actually be rare enough to command a 5 digit price.

Lol. Even my wife said the same thing!

 

[blk\blk90]

Is that the same place with the $9k ATX?

 

[SM105K]

That is pretty nice.

 

[luigisho]

Is that the same place with the $9k ATX?

I'm not sure but their website looks like they have alot of locations and rotating inventory. Great looking stuff. Resto mods look cool there too. https://www.gatewayclassiccars.com/fluid-faq

 

[SM105K]

I think I need to purchase another 1st Gen SHO. I don't think I learned my lesson the first time.

 

[goryr88]

Does this ever end? I still say my blue 94 MTX with 50k miles on it is worth $20k if they think this thing is worth that much....

 

[luigisho]

I think I need to purchase another 1st Gen SHO. I don't think I learned my lesson the first time.

You like turning wrenches that much? Everything is obviously old and degrading now -including the electronics. I'm chasing an electrical gremlin on my 93 with 68k on the odo now

 

[SM105K]

You like turning wrenches that much? Everything is obviously old and degrading now -including the electronics. I'm chasing an electrical gremlin on my 93 with 68k on the odo now

I have done quite a bit of work in my 2013 just for upgrades. Turning a wrench is no problem. The only thing I am worried about is availability of parts going foward for the older SHO's. I loved my 93 MTX, when I bought it in 2004. I was just too young and couldn't afford to be financially chained to it at the time.

 

[luigisho]

Those are the two things you need- don't mind wrenching and the ability to afford to maintain it. Plus, wrenching to fix is different and less fun than installing upgrades that produce noticeable results (at least to me).

 

[SM105K]

Those are the two things you need- don't mind wrenching and the ability to afford to maintain it. Plus, wrenching to fix is different and less fun than installing upgrades that produce noticeable results (at least to me).

I agree, but most of the vehicles I have owned are wrench to fix....either way. The silver 95 in this thread is beautiful.

 

[goryr88]

I have 4 other ones plus my pristine blue 94. All gen 2. Maybe one of them will end up being a donor years down the road. Who knows?