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God I those fox coupe's.
Man, that's sweet. Unfortunately, I've never heard of 303x heads, AFR's and camfields are nice (both aluminum), GT-40's are okay, GT-40P's are better (both cast), Dart Sr's are good, but cast iron. "303" is usually a cam, B303, or simply b-cam (also e303, f303, x303, z303).
The b-cam is fairly mild. It has okay duration, but lift is fairly small (fairly balanced for NA and keeps air velocity up while entering the cylinders), except the 1.7 rockers compensate by adding extra lift vs the standard 1.6's. The only downfall to that is sometimes (depending on who you ask) it may push the valve slightly off center, due to the angle. I ran them with no problems, but I changed heads & cam, so I had to change rockers, so I went with the 1.6's.
Everything he mentioned is somewhat standard on any performance fox, except the 4-cylinder springs. That's kind of the cheap way to lower it, but it works.
The tubular a-arms are lighter, but bend easier than stock. Now all you'd need is the tubular K-member and you're losing like 100 pounds total.
All in all, it's a pretty sweet car. He probably wants $4500-$5500 for it because it's clean, he put work into it, and it probably runs like a bat outta hell (my guess, mid/low-13's easy). What's working against him is the car's 16 years old now, but they're starting to become a little more rare.
Honestly, I'd offer $3000 (actual retail value is $2875). If he laughs (which he might), don't get cocky/angry and/or point out anything (I have a tendency to do that and just piss people off), just say, "it's a fuckin sweet car, that's my offer. What do you want for it?" However, I wouldn't pay more than $4000 for it (maybe $4500 if you just had to have it). I bought my 99 for $5600 drive out 2 years ago. That PI 4.6l is the shiznit, but I miss my 90 GT. ~Luke Facebook 1969 Cougar - 11.91 - 380HP 2007 GSXR 750 1999 OZ - SOLD - 15.26 NA - 14.71 on 75 shot
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