dumb idea ? whats ur opinion on this wagon-stang

DCjuggalo

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http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2457678975&category=6236

i was lookin at mustangs and came across this.. what do yall think?

 

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Very weird But i have seen worse things. Some people may like it and others wont. Obviously no one wants it for that price. Its not my cup of tea though, but defineatley unique

 

SuperDave

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If it were well done, that's a "resto-mod" that I could live with. Such creations have been around for many years. Like The Ronster, there are some creative uses for tired ponies. I'd hate to see a nice original "cut" for such a purpose though.

 

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I can basterdize mustangs bad but even I have standards

 

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At least it has a purpose though, its not like they changed it so it would just look cool or something. It actually serves a purpose, more cargo room

 

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crushnut said:

At least it has a purpose though, its not like they changed it so it would just look cool or something. It actually serves a purpose, more cargo room

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SuperDave

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I see little difference between that an other wild "resto-mods".

 

jcp123

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for the price, id have to say no. but, i like station wagons...and i like mustangs...so maybe its not an altogether bad idea?

 

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the price is way too high, but otherwise i like the idea. there was a guy in new york who did conversions starting in 1965 so the idea isnt new.

 

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i liked how it looked, somehow it looked kind of natural to me. i wouldnt buy it though.

 

stebbi66

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http://www.mustang.is/myndir/1966mustangwagon.jpg

 

blueovalguy

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I liked both of the wagons, but I have a Ranchero, and had a '62 Falcon 2dr wagon before I moved, so they fit my style - just a bit pricey!

 

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66mussang

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the power of the imagination is staggering. Not for me though.

 

jcp123

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stebbi66 said:

http://www.mustang.is/myndir/1966mustangwagon.jpg

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that one's really nice, too. i think i'd really enjoy driving that one

 

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Young-65

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Atleast...

I dont like how they look but the body does show that someone put alot of time and money into those wagons, shows quality.

 

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67GTA-FB429

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If those had been around back in the day...that would make the Pinto wagon equal to the Mustang II.

Not for me, but that is some nice work.