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Old 02-03-2007, 09:51 AM   #11
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Try over double that!!!! It is more like $5.5 k from a standard GT. So how do you get good value out of that even at $2300. Change of shockies costs about $1200 from what I have seen from some of the FPV boys in their section....
Do your research first please.

A GT with stripes is $62810. The 40th anniversary GT is $65510. Thats $2300.

For $2300 you get leather ($995), special floor mats (regular FPV ones are $210), Ipod adaptor ($84), special stripe package, special embroidered seat backs, GTP wheels with the inner blacked out, upgraded suspension settings. For $2300 is a top deal.
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