Beauty or Blasphemy?

StreetsideStig

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What do you guys think?

I think it's incredible. My heart was racing as it watched this.

 

Wicked65

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I think its a pretty cool setup. Would be fun to drive.

 

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tx65coupe

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I think its just an overdone show car. I can appreciate the time and work that went into it, but honestly just do not care for overly custom stuff like this. I dig the powerplant though.

 

Noobz347

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tx65coupe said:

I think its just an overdone show car. I can appreciate the time and work that went into it, but honestly just do not care for overly custom stuff like this. I dig the powerplant though.

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Disagree... That thing was purpose built to have the crap driven out of it.

 

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K:^P

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Beauty. He made it better. I don't think the car was a Boss 429 in the first place. Even if it was, I would still approve on the build. Not like he chop a T-top on the car. He made it better.

 

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Grabbergreen

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IF it is on the road and not in a scrap heap I am for it. hate to see the bodies waste away.

 

rbohm

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bodie stroud is an artist who makes things better, and often times starts with junk that most restorers wouldnt even touch. i fully approve of his efforts. another mustang rescued from the scrap heap.

 

iskwezm

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I think anything is better then stock.How many time can you go to a car show and see a mustang with rally wheels and pony interior.That takes no thought process, just replacing parts. To design a car that all parts work together and look right isnt easy.

 

Grabbergreen

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He's an artist for sure and has a one off car. Plus like it was mentioned another Mustang saved from the junkyard

 

flstang65

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i can dig it

 

rbohm

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one more nice thing is that stroud used a ford engine in a ford car. some builders would have put in a chevy motor, or even(shudder) a chrysler motor.

 

horse sence

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rbohm said:

one more nice thing is that stroud used a ford engine in a ford car. some builders would have put in a chevy motor, or even(shudder) a chrysler motor.

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no, no, noooooo!!

 

65-Fstbk

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I like it. Being in the middle of trying to restore one on my own I am simply blown away by the effort and work that was done to it. An unbelievable amount of work, that motor, incredible. Frankenstang!!