mustang_freak said:Which is the fastest vintage mustang on the streets (With like turns and alot of starts)? I'm thinking a 69 stang with a 428 cj
But on the 1/4 mile it most be the boss 429...?
//Thanks
mustang_freak said:Ok, but which stang does 0-60 fastest? I've read somewere that a 1968 stang with the 428 cj did it in 5,4 sec...
And that the Boss 429 did it in 6,8 sec...
But doesn't the GT 500 stand up to these two?
//thanks for your time
72mach1 said:as far as top speed, I've personally watched one that was concours stock hit 160mph at seattle international raceway, with a 4 speed top loader, and 3.91 gears on re-pop bias ply tires, AND the guy had to let off the gas cause it fish tailed at 145, better tires and people said he'd have hit 165. Remember the 351C is a boss 302 with 49 more CI My car hits 0-60 in 4.5 with little more than modern tires, a carb, intake and headers...But as far as stock ass stock, 390's and 351 are real fast with "lighter"weight.
jerry S said:I believe that honor went to the 67 GT 500 at 4.8 seconds.
http://www.carmemories.com/cgi-bin/viewexperience.cgi?experience_id=59
mustang_freak said:Are you saying that a 67 GT 500 did 0-60 at 4.8 seconds? That's very impresive if it's true.
Anyway, let me re phrase the question (the original question) like this:
Think that that you are on your way the the store or whatever, and suddenly you haft to stop because there is a red light. You are driving a Boss 429 and then it comes three other stangs, one is a 67 GT 500, one is a 71 Boss 351
and the third is a 69 Mach 1 with a 428 cj. You say: "I'll race all of you to the store", "ok", they say (You think you are the obviously winner because you have the big bad boss 429),
but would you smoke them or would you be smoked?
If you have any suggestions of other cars, feel free to add them.
And yeah, I know the question is FUBAR.
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