My name is Darran and I'm from Calgary, Canada. I've owned my black '82 t-top GT since '90. She's been parked in my garage since '01 with a broken rear end. Clean, mint interior and a strong rebuilt 302 (done in '93). I have finally started to get her back in shape. Starting with the 5-lug upgrade: 8.8 with 3.73 and cobra rear disks, 95 spindles and cobra clone (mach 1 PBR) fronts. Doing other things while I am taking stuff apart (bushings, springs, water pump, timing chain, steering rack, pump and a bunch of other stuff). Good to get the mind back into everything. Glad I never once thought of selling it! The first pictures:
http://vb.foureyedpride.com/album.php?albumid=3297

My name is Jim and my wife is Barb. We just bought this car on Friday. It is a 1982 GT with T-tops and pretty standard after that. It has 26,000 miles and is perfect as a 1982 can be. I bought a GT in 1982 by ordering from the factory and loaded the car......T-tops, TRX package, Leather interior, Power windows and locks and the paint protection for the bottom of the doors/ quarters and fenders. Someone hit it from behind in 1984 and it was just never the same to me again so I sold it. This is the 7th Mustang I have owned including a 2012 GT that I still have. I always said I would buy another 82 and this opportunity came up. Looking forward to summer cruising with the T-tops out and talking with the group in the future. We are late 40-s and early 50's age wise and live outside of Columbus Ohio.

Hello all, my name is Jeff, and I am 33. I am originally from South Bend, IN. I have had my 82 since 1995 or 1996. I bought it from my neighbor who bought it new in 82. He was a professional diesel mechanic, and (I'll call it) semi-pro drag racer of an 85 Mustang. It is my first car, but I must admit, when I was younger, I liked the same vintage Camero and Monte Carlo better. My dad was instrumental in getting the GT instead of a GM. He suggested I buy the GT because of who the PO was. I am so thankful I bought the car and never sold it. Being a daily driver for 17 years or so in northern Indiana, and having set for about 7 years, it is in need of a restoration. So, I have started that and hope to have it back on the road in a year or so. It is now in Arizona where I can find good metal, but I am having trouble finding good plastic. Looking at some of the earlier posts, I'm glad to see so many younger 82 fans. It's great for the survival of the cars!

Hello all my name is Mike and I have a 1982 mustang GT tubed with a big block ford