Cameron

Yeah its definitly a hit or miss with the carfax. I think thats dependant
on where the car has been all its life and if that area has emmision checks
year or inspections. If there is no emmision or inspection checks then
there is probably zilch on there.

When I pull up what it will show you for free it shows 6 records, so this is
probably the case on this mustang. My 93 had the mileage listed in carfax
every year, so there was tons of records on there.


"Blue Gator" <blue_gator@comcast.net> wrote in message
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> Cameron wrote:
>> Lol, at least it's nice to see that some things in life never change.
>> There will always be negative, bunk people trolling the forums. That
>> type of thing stopped bothering me a long time ago.
>>
>> I agree and disagree with you on your comments. You are correct that
>> someone shouldn't look at 30 cars and expect people on here to run the
>> carfax on all of them. However, back when I was looking at many mustangs
>> I got the 1 month unlimited thing and ran carfaxes for everyone I could.
>> It made me feel like I got my moneys worth.
>>
>> I'm not sure what you mean with "you wil llikely need more than carfax
>> report". If your shopping for 20 year old mustangs and don't have clue
>> about old cars or mechanics then I would recomend taking someone that
>> does with you to the car lot!
>>
>> I'm sure someone helpful will come along. Until then have fun driving
>> your mustangs!
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>> --C
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> You may not find Carfax very useful for a 20 year old mustang. I ran one
> on my 1989 just out of curiosity and it came up with almost nothing on it.
> It didn't pick up an accident I had in it years ago, the latest odometer
> reading it reported was over ten years old, and many other details on the
> report were either wrong or missing. You will be much better off putting
> a few more dollars with your $25 and having a good mechanic inspect it.
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> Arlie Cooper