Anybody know anything about these?

1320stang

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Wow, that '58 vette really has a patina, huh? I'd polish the chrome, clean the windows and throw some new tires and centercaps and trim rings on that car and leave the paint alone, LOL!! What about the mid 60's vette 'vert on the other side? Looks like a '64-'65?

The yellow Cuda on the other side of the baby blue T-bird is likely the Hemi, though it might be a 340 based on the side stripes.

I wonder if the black Galaxie is a 7 liter? Looks like a early 60's white Impala on the left and a '66-'67 Fairlane on the right.

Straight back behind the green '69 coupe, looks like a Vicky way back there.

 

69 Rustang

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The 70 Mach appears to have a tarp on the hood with a puddle where the hole for the shaker scoop goes.

Where did you say this yard was?????

 

1320stang

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He didn't.....


Besides, the line starts behind me for NBF.

 

69 Rustang

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1320stang said:

He didn't.....

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Hey--I was trying to pull the location out if him!!! I noticed he is quite the photographer--not even one license plate is visible in any of the pictures (if any of the cars even have plates). Notice the strategically placed tire in front of the 70 Mach?

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Besides, the line starts behind me for NBF.

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OK, I give--NBF stands for???

 

1320stang

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1320stang said:

Man, if you're looking for a new best friend, I'm available. QUOTE]

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69 Rustang

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Oh, I thought it was because you were "Not Being Fair" by sharing those great toys!

 

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Thanks for the info, Wasnt sure about the 67 at all.
I was tring to rack my brain from years gone by.

 

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1320stang said:

What do you build and race?

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My Grandfather worked for FOMOCO so I have a connection and a love for some Fords. My other Grandfather was a chevy guy and had only chevy through out his years.
I had Fords and Chevys groing up, had a T-Bird, 55 Vic, 72 Torino, 66 Stang to name a few fords.
When I was in Chevy mode I had a 68 SS 396 Chevelle and a 68 Nova 350.

But today I build and race the other brand.

I love muscle no matter what it is, can be any make. Still Love the Fords tho.

Yes I made sure I took the right kind of pic if the car had a plate, As of right now I will not talk about where these cars are. Theres 4 on my list id like to get out of there, The 427 being 1st in line. BTW, I put the tire in front of the plate, Funny you mention that LOL.

Good eye on the hole in the hood of the Stang, Yes it's a shaker car. The pics that I posted are of cars that are complete, Meaning the motors and trans are still in them (and interiors).

If and when the time comes that I get the chance to do anything with the guy who owns them The guy that lives near me would have the best shot at getting here 1st to stake claim.
And I remember from your guys post and seeing location id say 1320Stang could get here within 6 hrs depending where he is in OK). Unless someone flies here lol.

I have more pics and was told to come back and take even more if I wanted to. This will be a good time for me to look at the 57 Chevy and vert T-Bird I glanced at.

 

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Wow that is quite a find.

 

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Welcome my son, welcome to the machine

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Henceforward said:

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i see this car around town occassionally <------ that word is butchered

 

68coupe351

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man, buy everything!!!

 

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Here's more.

I just posted these in a Barnyard Treasure post over at 1969stang.com. Just thought I would share as well.

 

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Cupid, did you take those pictures yourself? If so, what's the story behind that GTX? What a find that is!

 

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krash kendall said:

Cupid, did you take those pictures yourself? If so, what's the story behind that GTX? What a find that is!

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Yep, I took them a couple of years ago. My job has me running around a lot, so I haven't had a chance to get back. I plan to go visit this guy this December to get better stories on the cars. He claimed everything he owned is all original. Yes, some of the cars has rust, but that's because most of them has been sitting for 10+ years. He's an elderly fellow, and did want to sell some of the cars. Not cheap! He definitely has quite a few more to include a "Heavy Chevy" Chevelle, and a 65/66(not sure the year) Barracuda. Lots of people were trying to buy them so I'm not sure how many he has left.