I kept it for 18 years, eventually modifying it for a bit more "punch". (See below.) But I drove it less and less. In the last year I owned it, I think it only went about 500 miles - for a total of 75,000 miles. So in January, 2007, I sold it and ordered a new Mustang. The '87 was sure a fun car. If I had more storage space, I probably would have kept it. (It still turned heads.) |
B&D Racing 7240 Eton Ave. Canoga Park (818) 992-FAST |
MAC cat-back exhaust Sounds REAL good! Provides low-end pull. I tried 4.10s first, but they were crazy. These lower the car about an inch and help to tighten up the handling. Allows greater flexibility in wheel alignment. These are long bars welded underneath to stiffen the body. A triangle which connects the two strut towers with the firewall (see picture). Also to improve stiffness -- something all convertibles lack. Includes Ford Motorsport wires, high-output coil, timing. Increases air flow. Also increases air flow. This used to quiet the air coming into the air cleaner. The exhaust is so loud now that this is unnecessary. Smaller and lighter accessory pullies. For more precise shift throws. Goodyear F1 GS-D3 245/45/17 Tires Much improved handling -- and they look great! |