so then just say that. Don't have to cop an attitude about it.

 

I think you are the one with attitude. Who cares if its stick or auto? Unless the buyer cares, its not of relevance like he said.

 

It depends how much you want the indash nav, you can get an aftermarket one for less than $500.

I personally would choose the first over the second.


PS I thought that the fox bodied mustangs had 4 bolt wheels? those appear to be 5 bolt bullett wheels, correct?

 

he asked for an opinion....since I dont know his preference, it is relevant if one is a stick......say option 2 was an auto and option 1 was a stick......I would go with option one because I would rather have a stick and lip kit than auto with navigation.

 

Yes, the car got a nice 5 lug conversion.

If I went aftermarket nav I'd be looking for something like the Pioneer navi/MP3 player head units where the screen tucks in when not in use. I haven't seen those for under $500.

 

I think I'm leaning toward the 1st one, but not even close to a final decision. Ugh...

 

Id go with the 2nd one. Navi sounds like a nice option

 

You can get any number of nav units that clip to yer windshield and you can leave out of the car completely when you don't need it. I mean, I dunno about you but most of the time I'm driving somewhere I already know how to get to.

 

Read my post above as to what aftermarket navi I'd be looking for. Those ones that stick on the windshield have such small screens.

 

You didn't say anything about the screens being small, you said you want something that tucks away. To me, leaving it at home, in the trunk, in the glovebox, wherever that's out of sight...sure it's not a spiffy high tech motorized flippy action, but it's tucked away.