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Ford Mustang: 2003 GT convertible as "family car"?

  1. #1
    Christian
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    2003 GT convertible as "family car"?

    Hi folks,

    i am considering to buy a brandnew stang convertible as a "everyday's
    car". I am 5ft6" - will my kids (5yr. and 9yr.)fit in the back?
    we currently run a 2000 sebring convertible which is to be replace by
    the stang (what a difference i know!).

    I live in germany so i have troubles to make an "real world" test -
    there are not many dealers here that sell stangs.

    any suggestions and may photos are appreciated...

    Greez

    Christian

    Christian Kaas
    Client Server, Inter- und Intranet Development and Planning
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  2. #2
    ZombyWoof
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    Re: 2003 GT convertible as "family car"?

    On Fri, 08 Aug 2003 12:43:12 +0200, Christian Kaas
    <com> wrote something wonderfully witty:
     
    Bad idea. If you even had to ask the question I won't be able to
    explain why.
    --

    ZombyWoof

    The wages of sin are death, but after taxes are taken out,
    it's just a tired feeling.

  3. #3
    SVTKate
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    Re: 2003 GT convertible as "family car"?

    They are a little tight on leg room in back as the kids grow, but on the up
    side, kids think the car is so cool, they just don't care. Not a lot of
    trunk room either, but neither stopped me when my children were home.

    Kate
    98 Cobra Drop Top

    "Christian Kaas" <com> wrote in message
    news:com...
    | Hi folks,
    |
    | i am considering to buy a brandnew stang convertible as a "everyday's
    | car". I am 5ft6" - will my kids (5yr. and 9yr.)fit in the back?
    | we currently run a 2000 sebring convertible which is to be replace by
    | the stang (what a difference i know!).
    |
    | I live in germany so i have troubles to make an "real world" test -
    | there are not many dealers here that sell stangs.
    |
    | any suggestions and may photos are appreciated...
    |
    | Greez
    |
    | Christian
    |
    | Christian Kaas
    | Client Server, Inter- und Intranet Development and Planning
    | http://www.ckaas.de



  4. #4
    JimC
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    Re: 2003 GT convertible as "family car"?

    Bad idea, there is no leg room in the back. The Mustang is not a family car.
    Remember, kids grow



  5. #5
    Bob
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    Re: 2003 GT convertible as "family car"?

    Christian Kaas wrote:
     

    I regularly transport my two kids, both ~4'10" and >100 lbs, in
    the back of my '98 GT; sometimes with an adult in the passenger
    seat. At this size, they are beginning to grumble about the lack
    of leg room. When they get bigger, I'll have to resort to the
    strategy of choice: "Would you rather ride or walk?"

    My Mustang is OK for short hauls, but it gets pretty cramped
    pretty fast -- esp. for the body that gets stuck behind this
    6'3" driver.
    --
    Cheers, Bob


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    .boB
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    Re: 2003 GT convertible as "family car"?

    Christian Kaas wrote:
     
    Well, it's a trade off. The back seat and the trunk are pretty
    small. So don't plan any overnighters. But you and the kids will love
    the car.

    --
    ..boB
    97 H-D FXDWG - Turbocharged!!
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    Serge
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    Re: 2003 GT convertible as "family car"?

    Get the car for you, kids addapt pretty well, I know mine did when they were
    smaller, even now that they are adults they ride in the back of the stang
    occasionally. They liked it alot when we did doughnuts in the mall's parking
    lot, tire smoke and all...

    Mustangs are fun for the entire family, but then again, I am an
    unconditional...

    Enjoy!

    Serge

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  8. #8
    Chris1
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    Re: 2003 GT convertible as "family car"?

    In article <com>, Christian Kaas <com> wrote: 

    As long as the kids don't require a car seat, you'll probably fit OK.

    Chris

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    C.
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    Re: 2003 GT convertible as "family car"?


    "Serge" <com> wrote in message
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    were 
    parking 
    Uh...don't you mean unconventional? ;-)

    Cindy
    '96 laser red auto GTS



  10. #10
    .boB
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    Re: 2003 GT convertible as "family car"?

    Christian K. wrote:
     

    You bet he will. And he'll love it.


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