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*HOLY $HIT* Tonight on TV!!!!

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cobraii351

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Fast Forward Fast Back


Ace designer and hot rod builder Troy Trepanier turns a 1976 Mustang into a one-of-a-kind muscle car. Explore the long and tantalizing history of this Ford classic as an American icon that inspires hot rod builders around the world.

The above was copied from: TLC page

This is on 9PM EST on TLC!!!

Tim
 

1970impala

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cobraii351 said:
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Fast Forward Fast Back


Ace designer and hot rod builder Troy Trepanier turns a 1976 Mustang into a one-of-a-kind muscle car. Explore the long and tantalizing history of this Ford classic as an American icon that inspires hot rod builders around the world.

The above was copied from: TLC page

This is on 9PM EST on TLC!!!

Tim
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Dud, how the hel did you find that? I'm there!! i hope i remember!!!!!!!!
 
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1970impala said:
Dud, how the hel did you find that? I'm there!! i hope i remember!!!!!!!!
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You call me a "DUD" again and you and I are going to have problems!


J/K

Tim
 

1970impala

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You call me a "DUD" again and you and I are going to have problems!


J/K

Tim
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err...Freudian slip i guess . see that, you got me so dam excited, i musta missed the "E"!
 
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dmoody

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Its a mistake guys... it should be 1967 Mustang not 1976 Mustang. I imagine the website will get reamed with e-mails on that error. The FastForward Fastback was sponsored by e-bay. You can find the whole story on this car here:

http://66.139.75.240/index.html

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dmoody said:
Its a mistake guys... it should be 1967 Mustang not 1976 Mustang. I imagine the website will get reamed with e-mails on that error. The FastForward Fastback was sponsored by e-bay. You can find the whole story on this car here:

http://66.139.75.240/index.html

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Bastards!!
 
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definatly a mistake

Yeah its definatly a mistake because I have a poster of the FastForward Fastback on my wall. Would be nice to see a segement on the ll though. I'm sure everyone in the forums would probably Rec it.
 

1970impala

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danimaltheanima said:
Yeah its definatly a mistake because I have a poster of the FastForward Fastback on my wall. Would be nice to see a segement on the ll though. I'm sure everyone in the forums would probably Rec it.
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YUP, definitely! on SP mode yet!!!! XP on DVD!
 

98CobraClone

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maybe they wanna do a 78 Stang. I'd almost be willing to donate mine to the cause, as long as I got it back with all of the work done to it.

Somebody has to mention that....hehe
 
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After looking at the site,it looks like the car is a 69 or 70.
But it looks GREAT! And the power plant is healthy!
 

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I have Time Warner cable and it says 76 Mustang when I go to the guide... I almost fell when I jumped up to go tell the finace, then I hopped on here and was very saddened.
 
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booo
 
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you are right! it is a 67!
'scuse me.
 
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Nice!

God I love that car. That was a great show. Its hard to beleive they did all of that in the time they were given. Them guys were young that were working on it. When I graduated highschool I was very very close to going to Wyoming Tech just like they did. Its supposed to be a great school. Obviously is judging by the quality of the work those guys did.

Your right though somebody needs to get a hold of someone and have a rebuild on a 76-78 Mustang II. I mean look at what Carold Shelby says about his rides. Stick a big motor in a light car. I'm suprised there hasn't been a show on the MII already just cause the simalarities as far as power to weight comparasin. I think MII's should be considered a collectors item. Its not like you can get parts for em. I'm suprised there not worth more than what they are. MII is sooo under rated it makes me sick.

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Even Directv lists it as a 1976. I was going to record it on DVD but I guess I will pass now. I got all excited for nothing.

BTW, it is on at midnight tonight as well.
 
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Yeah that was a big heartbreaker when I found out it wasn't a 76 Mustang. I was going to be all over it, but then I found out it was for a '67. I didn't watch it.
 
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I didn't mean to get everyone all excited. Sorry I had heard a rumor it was going to be a 76 looked up the listing and thought I would post it, only to be disappointed.

Sorry guys....


Tim
 
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Call me a pessimist, but we should cherish the Hemmings Garage episode of My Classic Car, because that's as close as we're ever going to get to seeing a II project on TV.

Popular (mis)perception will get any II-based project nixed by the clueless powers-that-be, unless one of us becomes very high up in the various media outlets.
 
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I used to be a fan of Troy's work, but it is the same thing over and over again. Flush mount the glass, remove all the trim, moderize the lines, new wiz-bang fuel injected engine, one-off big pimpin' wheels. In 198? It had never been seen before and it was kooooool. Now it's almost a production line. You make a domestic 196? car into a new Lexus. If I wanted to drive a new freakin' Lexus I would buy one. (assuming I had enough money to buy one).
aaaahhhh that feels better I will get off my soap box now!
 
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There is still a lot of innovation that goes into the cars those guys build. To make an old car a piece of modern art is no small feat. A Lexus is pounded out on an assembly line and engineered on a computer from the very beginning. However you'll likely never find another car that looks or behaves the same as the customs Troy's build team puts together. I only wish that I got paid the kind of money he gets for working on cars. :-(

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