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Maggie’s Motivational Pic Thread v2.0 - - New Rules - See Post #1
- Thread starter Snake-Eyes
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My buddy's 74 convertible has been sitting in the yard so long it has a decent size tree growing inside it.
I always preferred that body style. That's a good look, nice stance.
My first Mustang was a 79' coupe. But mine was a V6. I later got an 85' GT then another 2001 GT.
A great piece of history told by an excellent storyteller.
My 1948 M1a1 military surplus jeep came with starter push rod, up hi and right of gas pedal.
You was actually pushing a rod through floor board and activated a connection to starter motor and battery connection.
Seems like John Force could use a Motrin or two this afternoon
302 MPH.............
Have had a 85LX hatch, 86LX notch, 89GT hatch, and 79 Merc Zephyr Wagon Ghia.
Would like to have 86GT hatch like this some day.
The notch Fox bodies look great, all business. I have a Fox Capri that I'm getting ready to put a 3.5 Ecoboost and T56 into.
Or he could die doing what he loves
I love the old Fox bodied cars too, but back when I had one... we didn't slam them on the ground.
In this photo, (not long before I sold her) she has just over 210K miles on her.
In this photo, (not long before I sold her) she has just over 210K miles on her.
drop the bomb? might be tempted to keep that one. ie if the rest of the bod and the mind are of similar quality.
Matt Farah's old mustang. It sold for absurdly less money than he had into it.
