My old 97 GT had the rear mast and the prop rod. probably a very early 97 model. But, it served me well in it's time. The car is in Missouri now. Sold it to a guy whose son drives it. I believe he's a student at the University of Illinois
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03-07-2008
My old 97 GT had the rear mast and the prop rod. probably a very early 97 model. But, it served me well in it's time. The car is in Missouri now. Sold it to a guy whose son drives it. I believe he's a student at the University of Illinois
03-07-2008
I guess I should stop complaining about my insurance. less than 100 bucks a month, full coverage, low deductable.
03-07-2008
Yes, please don'tOriginally Posted by David99GTP
. I pay well over $200 a month. Of course, that is for four cars, one being a full size truck and one a Mustang. Plus, it also doesn't help that my wife had an accident in 2006 and a ticket or two, and I had two claims just last year. Luckily no tickets for me. Last year was the first accident I had that was my fault since 2001, so it was my wife keeping our rates high. Now it's me!
03-08-2008
Yeah, we are going to be paying around $1600 a year for 2 cars and my truck. Not bad...Thats $135 a month. And with full coverage and $250 ded.
03-08-2008
I was paying $230 a month for full coverage on my 02 gt, switched companies and now pay $80 a month for the same thing.... but my insurance lists my car as a 02 40th anniversary GT/GTP, even though it is a run of the mill blue GT
03-08-2008
I pay $73 a month on the gtp, but I'm 33 my wife is 27, and I have 2 kids and 2 cars
03-10-2008
Since were posting what we pay...
$75.28/month here full coverage.
The GF, with the same year, make, and model as me pays roughly $64.00/month.
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03-11-2008
98's are considered GT's too, even Daytona editions
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