Wife or Cobra?
Thinking of selling 14 Shelby and buying 04 Cobra
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Touché. This is not your first time here I see.
Just my opinion but this thread wouldn't exist if you really wanted to replace the GT500 with a Terminator.
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LolHmmm.....Maybe a thought to ponder on.
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I sometimes want a 2013. I’ll trade my low-mile OW Terminator for your GT500 and we can see if we miss them
My ladyfriend tells me to buy shit. She’s a bad influence on me. No wife no kids help me. I also don’t drink, smoke, etc
You need all 4. Trust me.
I have both and I really can't choose between them. I like to drive both, one after the other. I like how much smaller the Terminator feels and how "analog" it is. I have the full MM suspension on it and I like feeling the road through the steering wheel and the seats. Even though it's less powerful than the GT500, you feel the power better since it feels smaller and not as smooth.
With the GT500, it's more powerful, and the power comes on smoother. You don't even feel the speed when compared to the Terminator. It feels larger and more "substantial", like I'm in a powerful Lincoln. The interior is more roomy and nicer. I'm glad I have both because they're both different cars and great to drive.
With the GT500, it's more powerful, and the power comes on smoother. You don't even feel the speed when compared to the Terminator. It feels larger and more "substantial", like I'm in a powerful Lincoln. The interior is more roomy and nicer. I'm glad I have both because they're both different cars and great to drive.
When I owned both I was single lol, I pissed away so much money on cars
(swinging nuts around) but true story, I’ve had two GT 500’s and 4 Terminator’s plus others in the garage at the same time.
There is no winner. There’s just whatever mood you’re in as far as which to drive on a given day.
Ideally it’s best to have both options. If not, the choice is yours if you can only have just one. That’d be a tough choice for me.
There is no winner. There’s just whatever mood you’re in as far as which to drive on a given day.
Ideally it’s best to have both options. If not, the choice is yours if you can only have just one. That’d be a tough choice for me.
U own the best looking Mustang year ever made. I would not go backwards that 6R80 is the cats ass. I love the 03/04 Cobra but the stick shift is just a dinosaur now imo.
The 13-14 GT500s are the best!
I also wouldn’t go backwards….I would keep what you have and pick up a Cobra if doable for you.
On point assessment.
the key to choosing an 03/04 would be to hit the jackpot and find a PRISTINE example. Almost impossible to find.
I often feel my ported/pullied ‘03 was more fun than any of my S-197 GT500’s including my two 14’s. However the 13/14 is a more refined car for sure. I’d like to pick up another 10th anniversary ‘03 and still keep my ‘14.
Owned a blown 01 and a 04. Got rid of them when i moved to CO and picked up a 14. Being 100% honest, I personally wouldn’t go back to a 03-04 if i had to sell my Shelby for many of the reasons already stated. It really comes down to raw vs comfort for me. However i would own another 03-04 to park next to my 14 and the wifes ZL1 but it would need to be pristine. Eventually that is in the long distance future.
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I wanted to throw a Whipple on mine but I really enjoy the pullied/ported 500rwhp stock blower. It's fun, reliable and the sound, it's real hard to switch up what's working so well.
About the refinement of the GT500, I agree. It's nice, smooth, predictable, etc. Like I said, it feels like a Lincoln. It's nice and roomy inside and the car just feels substantial. It's hard to pick between the two because they're both great rides.
Your terminator is still one of my absolute favorites, everything about it perfect
Thank you but the credit all goes to the prior owner. This was his 13 year labor of love.
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