Nice one... I hope you got a good chunk of change for that... Restored it is a very very very desirable car.
Who has got a Ford Pony... Mustang people
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Nice one... I hope you got a good chunk of change for that... Restored it is a very very very desirable car.
I guess I should add mine too... First 93 2.3 Turbo money pit....
I have ALOT of work left i need to finnish on that car. Then my next project 91 GT black on black with only 40,000 miles. 91 has minor front end damaged, I plan to fully restore. I love Mustangs!!!
I have ALOT of work left i need to finnish on that car. Then my next project 91 GT black on black with only 40,000 miles. 91 has minor front end damaged, I plan to fully restore. I love Mustangs!!!
My wife (since 2004) and 2 year old daughter hated it, plus after so long it still needed body work that I was in no hurry to fix. Plus I was lucky if I drove it once a month
It was hard... my plan is to have a more family friendly car.
love the fox-bodies. High City Rida has a nice GThad another pony car for 15 years...86 Camaro, but had to sell it
Yeah I have quite the project on my hands. If I didn't get it for such a good price I may have just passed it up. It needs new front frame rails.....bad. The gas tank needs replaced along with the driver's side door. Other than that it's in decent shape and came with a lot of new parts and some stuff I don't need like a '67 grill, 67-68 tail lights, 2 center consoles (not sure what year they belong to) among others. The floor pans in it aren't in that bad of shape but I'll probably just replace them anyways. When it comes to fixing up the motor I'd like to put a 347 stroker kit on it or if I'm lucky I can talk my buddy into selling me his 429 crate motor.
My cousin has either a '71 or '72 he restored a few years ago. He said it was a big pain in the butt to find parts for it. What year Torino? I'd love a 72!
Yeah I have quite the project on my hands. If I didn't get it for such a good price I may have just passed it up. It needs new front frame rails.....bad. The gas tank needs replaced along with the driver's side door. Other than that it's in decent shape and came with a lot of new parts and some stuff I don't need like a '67 grill, 67-68 tail lights, 2 center consoles (not sure what year they belong to) among others. The floor pans in it aren't in that bad of shape but I'll probably just replace them anyways. When it comes to fixing up the motor I'd like to put a 347 stroker kit on it or if I'm lucky I can talk my buddy into selling me his 429 crate motor.
My cousin has either a '71 or '72 he restored a few years ago. He said it was a big pain in the butt to find parts for it. What year Torino? I'd love a 72!
Torino is a 72 also not a sport but I kind of also like the Notchback anyhow.. It kind of has taken a bit more of my attention than the 72 pony. It has a 302 W in it right now, but I have been thinking hard and long about maybe dropping the 351 Cleveland in it
Guess I found it.
I've had quite a few over the past 18 years, so I'll limit it to the current stable of 3.
1970 Mach 1 351 W Few little tweaks during restoration
2000 Roush #5004 (1 of 106 made, world's first M112 supercharged V6 Mustang)
1998 Supercharged, 6 speed Roush (1 of 1 made)
Wow, seeing those ROUSH V-6's makes me hate mine less lol.
Here's my dirty girl. 2000 Mustang V-6 convertible.
Nothin special, K&N cold air intake an lowered 2"(the right way
She needs some love lol
Here's my dirty girl. 2000 Mustang V-6 convertible.
Nothin special, K&N cold air intake an lowered 2"(the right way
She needs some love lol
