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Classic Mustang Phenomena?

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Snail50

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I've noticed two interesting things with my 67.

1) As soon as I get behind the wheel, I experience a sense of great relaxation, accompanied by an ear to ear smile that lasts until approximately 30 seconds after I park and turn off the ignition. (then I getting jittery and have to make up another excuse to drive it)

2) I can't take the car anywhere without getting compliments, thumbs-up, and people telling me about the "old Mustang [they] had years ago."

I had the same experience with my first 67, but had forgotten until now. Anyone else experience this too?
 
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I know what you mean dude. On a nice day when I can open her up I start smiling like the guy from the enzite commercials.
 

65stanger

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Yup!
 
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TALK!!!
 

brianj5600

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I was suprised by a bunch of 10-12 year old kids the other day that stopped playing to watch me drive by and gave me the thumbs up.
 
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brianj5600 said:
I was suprised by a bunch of 10-12 year old kids the other day that stopped playing to watch me drive by and gave me the thumbs up.
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yeah, the kids in my neighborhood always stop by when I'm working on it or washing it. Then there was a guy in his 20s, home from college, who stopped by to introduce himself and BS about the car for awhile.

Funny, I never noticed the Talk forum. I see that this thread is definitely talk material. If a mod wants to move this thread, I won't snivvvvel.
 

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Everybody has a Mustang story. They had one, their buddy had one, their first date was in one, etc.

Great cars and great stories.

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Now I havn't driven my car since i've owned it as its been going through a restoration phase, however everytime I think about driving it I get geeked up and wanna drive. Every time I start the thing it puts a smile on my face from one ear to the other. Only a few more things to finish up on it and it'll be ready for the road...I can't wait
 
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Ozsum67 said:
TALK!!!
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I noticed the shelby (67?) at the barrett auction got the crowd fired up.Drew huge money if I remember correctly. People love these cars because of the memories.
 

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i get that with all my cars, but the falcon and the mustang usually get the most attention. i have also had people tell me they like my falcon better than the stang.
 
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A feeling of well being? Other people smile when you pull up? Compliments? Don't worry its just the exhaust fumes...
 

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hahaha fumes...

Heck I get compliments and sale offers driving my celica around
 

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Took my Stang to work yesterday because I couldn't make it to the storage yard in time on Sunday night. Taking it to work today, well just because it's going to be a really nice day!
 
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rbohm said:
i have also had people tell me they like my falcon better than the stang.
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blasphemy.
 
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