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Michael - 01 Mar 2005 20:35 GMT

Just looking to see the luck of others looking (owning) a new GT. Live in
Connecticut and we're all stocked up on V6's, and can't get any kind of
response out of the dealers. Any info on good surrounding dealers (tri-state
or so) would be cool also, willing to travel especially with a trip to
Florida coming up the end of March.

Michael
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JS - 03 Mar 2005 04:07 GMT

There's a new convertible sitting on the rack at a local (Pittsburgh area)
SVT-certified / Saleen-certified dealership...

I didn't even think they were out yet.

Not sure if it's the GT or the V6, but it looks pretty sweet...

JS

> Just looking to see the luck of others looking (owning) a new GT. Live in
> Connecticut and we're all stocked up on V6's, and can't get any kind of
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> Michael
> m_beaudoin21@snet.net

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Harry Face - 06 Mar 2005 06:15 GMT

No GT's by me in the Chicago suburbs. Lot of base models out in front of
the dealer.

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Steve - 27 Apr 2005 01:42 GMT

After searching the internet for 3 1/2 hours and looking through the
inventory of 185+ dealerships across 9 states in the midwest, we ordered our
new GT this afternoon. I found exactly 5 GT's and none with the
options/color we wanted. Also, several had the price marked up. There was
no markup through our dealership and we will have it in about 8 weeks. Ford
is producing just 29% of the Mustangs in GT trim. Good luck.

> Just looking to see the luck of others looking (owning) a new GT. Live in
> Connecticut and we're all stocked up on V6's, and can't get any kind of
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> Michael
> m_beaudoin21@snet.net

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Andrew - 27 Apr 2005 01:51 GMT

There are two new GTs sitting on a Ford lot in Clermont FL that have been
there for well over a month now. (They have that "GTX" package that I
mentioned before)

One of the two looks like dealer installed rice :-( 18" wheels, gold
stripes, and a chrome painted grill insert bleh

> After searching the internet for 3 1/2 hours and looking through the
> inventory of 185+ dealerships across 9 states in the midwest, we ordered our
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>> Michael
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Big Al - 27 Apr 2005 02:15 GMT

Try eBay. Lots of dealers are listing them.

Al

> There are two new GTs sitting on a Ford lot in Clermont FL that have been
> there for well over a month now. (They have that "GTX" package that I
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>>> Michael
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John H - 27 Apr 2005 20:21 GMT

>After searching the internet for 3 1/2 hours and looking through the
>inventory of 185+ dealerships across 9 states in the midwest, we ordered our
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>> Michael
>> m_beaudoin21@snet.net

My local dealer, Sheehy Ford of Springfield, has a red GT, auto, no boom box,
for $34,995, It's *used*! The dealership got it at auction, where they paid
about $2k over MSRP, and now they're selling it (with 107 miles) for about $5k
over MSRP.

Makes me feel better and better about my $1K over sticker deal. I told the sales
guy if he could get $40K for one with the boom box and a manual transmission to
give me a call!

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