That's a very nice car! I think if I ever finish my '66 coupe and have time for another build that I'd like to do something less-traveled. Either a different Ford or even something like a Studebaker if I could get my hands on one.A familiar face, I haven't played the Mustang game in quite a few years and this place has seemed to fade away a bit. Used to be 100 posts a day. Nice little FB. I see the addiction is still strong.The only Mustang in my life now is a 67 Coupe my father was building before he died. He got it about half done body wise. But it's still a little low on the list. I'm building a '66 F250 very modified, It will be an air ride heavy half ton with a 390, Advance OD, 4 speed and 4wd when it grows up. I stopped in here because I just bought a '65 Falcon in pretty nice shape and there are no good Falcon Forums, so I figured this is the next best thing.
Oh ,mid engine build!I've had too many Mustangs, and they're all over the car shows. And as an added bonus some of the less collectable cars are cheaper. I paid 6K for the Falcon and I just found a Econoline pickup in pretty good shape for 3K, I'm going to look at it Sunday.
Yes this will be my first, I feel like a virgin.Oh ,mid engine build!
Pretty sure my buddy in HS was running the same rear stance. Same paint job too.I had to make it roll so i could move it out of the way . I bought a 2005 Mustang with a blown up motor ,i have a low mile wrecked 2007 for the motor donor.
I only had this ugly wide tires to put on it ,do you think i could get away with running these , they only stick out 3 inches haha ,
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