Depends what you mean. Mach 460 systems have been available in the Mustang since 1994. The early systems used separate Radios and CD players. Later models combined the two, and the newest models have a double sized head unit with an integral 6 CD changer. The latest units are wired different and will not swap directkly in. For your 96 Mustang, the head unit is the same as the normal Ford Radio, to make it a premium system its output was run through an amp then to the speakers. To make it a Mach system all the speakers were replaced with woofers and 4 additional tweeters were added. The tweeters are driven by a front amp like the premium system. The woofers are driven by two rear mounted amps. Two convert your system to a Mach 460 system you need the ream package tray box (coupe) which includes the Amps and rear woofers & Tweaters. You also need the woofers and tweeters for the doors. The doors are already wired for this. You move the existing speaker wires to the tweeter, and fine the unused wire and connect it to the woofers. You also need to replace the wiring harness that connect to the Amp and radio. The Mach 460 harness is similar but adds a feed that goes over the Steering column and ends below the hood release. This connects to a feed that runs to the rear woofers. All the mounting points for the wiring are there, you just need the wires. Something to note. If you add the Tweeters to the front doors you have to cut out a spot for them from the door panels, easy to do with a dremel. Later Mustangs dropped the portion of the speaker mount inside the door eliminating the need to cut the panel. You could do this as well, but would have to modify the wiring connectors. Overall an easy and very worthwile upgrade to the Mustang.
Nope. I just tried it on my explorers because the radio died on my 98 and I tried to swap it with my 96.
yes. they are the same.
Matcheskat
Yest, the Buick LeSabre from 1992-1994 is the same exact car, inside, outside, underside. Everything is identical, except say for the trim packages and options you get on them. Therefore, yes the cassette radio from a 1992 LeSabre will work in a 1994 LeSabre.
Remove the trim panel around the radio, it just snaps in. Then there are 2 bolts that hold it in. They are 10mm. Once removed just pull the radio straight out. You may need to giggle it a bit as it is a close fit. Remove the 2 connectors and the antennae wire. You're done.
Is not an even radio exchange. but you may make it fit with some modifications. Anything is possible
The radio is 1 1/2 Din a 2 Din radio will not fit with out cutting.
yes
yes
no cause a 1994 may have a bigger engine
No.
No, they are different body styles.
Unfortunately the 2000 Mustang and 1994 Mustang are completely different body styles. The convertible tops are also different, so a top from a 2000 would not fit on a 1994. It might be possible to modify a top from a 2000 to fit on a 1994 but it would be costly and time-consuming; buying a top for a 1994 would be much easier.
If you are refering to just the springs, then yes, lowering springs from a 1995 mustang will fit a 1999 or vice versa. However, full coilovers meant for one year will not fit another.
yes, 1994 -- 2014 would fit, all are the same pattern !
yes
Nope
no, they are totally different models. the only way it'll fit is if arrangements are done.
yes
most decidedly not most decidedly not