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I love everything about this car.
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I concur !Originally posted by talisman View PostBig Rooster Racing -
Not how I would do it, but what do I know?Comment
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Still rockin the old school slot mags
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Looks good to me.
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I like it2003 oxford white cobra whipple powered corn fed
2018 F150 RCSB 5.0Comment
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When I bought my first car just after I graduated from UT-Austin in 1967, I got a '67 while Mustang Coupe, standard 289 2V with a C4 and red interior....radio, heater and NO A/C! My father paid for the car and I then paid him back with monthly installments. I remember the car was right at $3000. Next to it in the new car lot was a white Fastback with a 390, a new engine for that year. I really wanted that car, but I did not have much say so at the time. My father looked at the tag on the Fastback and said it was too expensive...$3500! Of course, $500 more was a big deal in those days.
I always liked the Fastback style and a 390 was a big deal, even then. I remember putting wider redline tires on mine, dual exhaust and not much more. I was not a car nut then, but the car was sharp looking and sounded fast!
Got married, had a my first kid in 1969 and needed a bigger car. The Mustang had to go and along came a 1970 Ford Galaxie 500, a big 351W and COLD air! Now we're talking!
Enjoyed the video! Thanks!Mustangs previously owned:
1967 Coupe V8 (My first car)
1992 LX AOD
1993 LX Drag Car
1995 GTS
1997 Cobra
2000 Cobra R
2002 Corvette C5 A4 10.64@ 127.1
Undercover SC Dragster 8.10's
In the garage now....
2016 Honda Accord Touring
2015 F-150 Silver 5.0 XLT SuperCrew, like new condition
Retired 2008 after 41 years as an EE at LTV (Garland)/TI/Raytheon. Enjoying ham radio now.Comment
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reminds me of my old 408fairmont
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And this reminds me of my old 408fairmontOriginally posted by Damnittsteve View Postreminds me of my old 408fairmont
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I love this guys premise to find cars that are original and not restored to some ungodly stupid Ridler award looking car. Shows the history and bumps and bruises it has endured throughout the years. With insane horsepower!
All good. I would try to follow his taste in muscle-cars.Comment
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The only thing I would change would be a 4,5, or 6speed swapComment
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Here is a friend of mines 67 fastback. He has two motors, a stroked 427 FE that will run in the 9's and a 390 that will run 10.40. Car is showroom nice with full deluxe interior, shifting gears through a Jerico 4 speed. Click pic foe video.
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It's all a matter of taste, but as an FE fan, I would have stuck with a 427/428 and a 4 sp.Comment
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