Hello i'm currently the Vice President of the Mustang Club of Maryland. My wife and i found/bought a 2004 Redfire Gt Convert. to replace our 1998 Gt Lazer Red Gt that was totaled in 2005. we found the Redfire on Cars.com trying to find a replacement for the 98. it was at a Chevy(sorry)dealer but the miles were very low for an 04 only 23,000 miles and the price was right. i kept watching the price drop over a month time calledto go and test drive the 04. got lost on the way it was getting late and we finally made it. fell in love with it. test drove it . it was like new car. made the saleman an offer and he said he'd have to talk to the sales manger. we said ok. This was a Thursday nite and got a call the next day and they said they wouldn't go that low on the price i said i'd have to call my Credit Union and told them what the Dealer said and they said they wouldn't drop $250 in the price. so the Credit Union said what ever the price was the would ok the loan. so i caled the dealer and told them we would take the car. We told the we would be up Monday afterwork to buy the car. Picked it up and drove it home. After all that we got the car $2000 under Kelly Blue Book value. of coure the miles added up since because its a daily driver. gets covered every nite. My wife and i attended the 45 Mustang Anniversary last April and had a blast. i'm a Member of the Mustang Club of Maryland since 1999 and have been an officer for 6 years with over 250 members nation wide mostly in Maryland. I have done some Mods to the car but from the poutside looks mostly stock. We just love the car and can't wait until the 50th Anny. btw this is my 3rd Mustang. my first was a 1066 Shelby GT 350 which i owned in High School and took me 30 years to buy another Mustang and well worth the wait. Thanks Dan Heagy. VP MCOM. our website is mustangclubofmd.com

We came down from the Northeast and came down with some SSP Mustangs from New England. yes i did post for other MCOM members about this great site. Thanks Dan