We are all here because for some reason we love our foxes. What what makes it the car you love? Growing up I had massive disdain for a fox mustang. I found them plain to look at, you couldn't turn a corner without tripping over one. I seriously saw them as overgrown escorts. I LOVED and still do to this day Trans Ams. Shows like knight rider and smokey and the bandit just ingrained that Pontiac into my mind what a muscle car should be.( hindsight: it's all Hollywood magic) I purchased a 71 t/a at 18 I couldn't afford to maintain much less restore, purchased a 92 formula that for what it was was an amazing vehicle, sold that and bought a 99 z28. By this point I was a single father with sole custody of my son. No problem. He had room in the backseat for his car seat and that was all I needed. 2 years into that arrangement I get married and son #2 is coming along. F body is sold for the dreaded family safe car. I find myself in a lurch. I needed a project. I needed something to tinker with. GM's failing here was the travesty they called a back seat. Basically two holes in the floor pan they hastily threw some cushions on top of. That wasn't going to work. Enter my brother in law. Don't get me wrong, he was a douche canoe, but he also had a 93 Vert he couldn't keep running and his luxury apartment complex was ready to have the pile towed. This thing was bad. Top broke and wouldn't function correctly, he couldn't get it started much less stay running. I bought it for 300 dollars. 45 minutes of prodding and a few gallons of fresh gas gets the heap started and I was hooked. The rest is history. I'm on my 3rd fox and despite my childhood misgivings they offer an experience I never found in another similar car. It truly feels like a 60s muscle car.