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A Plymouth Superbird would be at the top of the list.
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Mark Prokop
69 Mach 1 13.51 in the 1/4, so far...65 fastback major project, hell, it can't even drive out of the garage much less do the 1/4, yet.
I think you mean Galaxie -- no Y.
My brother has a '65 LTD & '66 500 -- both 2 doors -- they're kewl.
Our parents' had a '66 4-door when we were babies.
Dean
It would depend on what presented itself first:
60-62 Falcon Ranchero
Falcon Van or Pickup
65-69 Corvair, hard top or vert.
early 912 with the 5 spd
61-67 P1800
66 Charger
My old 53 Chevy truck
77 Olds Cutlass
68-72 Chevelle
If I had more money:
Lancia Aurelia B-20
C1/C2 Vette
Intermechannica Italia
And if I could find one, the truck made in Kansas I believe with the old Auburn front sheet metal. Now there's a find.
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Formerly of the Permanently Addicted...
Let it be known that I do not street race or condone that sort of thing
- unless the 'b@stard deserves it.
Someone takes his pants off and the rafters knock
Rock is dead they say
Long Live Rock!
67 conv. 289 4spd(mine), 67 coupe 289 Export(swmbo's)
1: Pantra is at the top of my list (excluding cobra) and hope to get one after mustang is finished
2: 51 ford truck (blame it on Fred Sanford)
3: still up in the air - love to many old cars
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They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety.
Woman and Mustangs are like Artichokes, It takes a bit of work to get to their hearts.
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Like some of the other posts, I have a long laundry list of cars I'd like to have. Related to Mustangs, back in the day, I had a Mercury Capri RS and somewhere in the city where I lived, were two ASC McLaren Capri convertibles. I'd see one or the other mabe once a month at the bank or the post office or wherever and I've always wanted one since. By the time I got to where I could afford both a new car to drive and a classic car to play with, there were virtually none to be had and what were left were dogs. 68 Mustang is far more practical tho given the readily available parts. If I had anything as rare as the McLaren it would have to be a trailer queen for fear of damaging something irreplaceable.
If i hadn't bought my mustang before I saw this Model A Roadster for sale. I definitely would have bought it.
Still want one but one project at a time is enough. I also have a long list of cars I would love to have but the Model A is at the top followed by probably a first generation T-bird and then a Model T.
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Thanks, Steve
67 I6 coupe to be restored
Now finally painted.... Until I sand it down and try again.
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1965 2+2 Fastback,(Wife's future Toy & project)
1969 Coupe, (My future Toy & project)
1999 Explorer Sport (Wifes Daily Driver)
2000 Ranger Xtd Cab 4X4 (My Daily Driver)
Previous Mustangs, 68 J code GT Coupe, 69 Coupe, & 70 Coupe.
Mike G.
MCA#-4549.
Upstate NY, Finger lakes area
"The times I've been mistaken, its impossible to say". - The Moody Blues.
I had a red 71 Duster in high school and college. It had a 318 with a 3 speed on the floor. Power nothing. I really miss that car, and wished it looked as nice as the one in this photo. In my book, they are neat, fast cars and carried the coke bottle look to the extreme. Just about bought one when I finished the resto on the 65 coupe.
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