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'68StangGT

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• Dec 23, 2003

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did you see this one ?

http://adcache.collectorcartraderonline.com/10/9/2/61302392.htm

 

a_turbo_stang

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Wonder how much they want for it. lol

 

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Roddster67

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Is that a GM frame?

Looks like Firebird rims.

THE HORROR!

 

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D.Hearne

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I guess Y'all didn't notice that the Stangs body is sittin on a spare tire, not actually bolted on that frame. But if it was then that's what you'd call The Ultimate Redneck 4X4

 

allcarfan

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Ok, i want to run 17x8 TTIIs on this car, but im not sure if a 225/45 size tire will clear the fenders.....

 

blue66tang

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• Dec 23, 2003

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are you sure he isnt using that for a trailer.

 

mdjay

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No Way

[QUOTE='68StangGT]did you see this one ?

http://adcache.collectorcartraderonline.com/10/9/2/61302392.htm[/QUOTE]


I friggin' saw an orange 66 Convertible today that was lifted with like 33's on it... Ouch!

 

pabear89

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Dec 23, 2003

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• Dec 23, 2003

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D.Hearne said:

I guess Y'all didn't notice that the Stangs body is sittin on a spare tire, not actually bolted on that frame. But if it was then that's what you'd call The Ultimate Redneck 4X4

Click to expand...

Or he's proping it up to measure for the frame mounts.

It would be a Strange Stang for sure.

PB

 

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PukeGreen67

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This photo made me flash back on some of the "gassers" of the late '60s. They had the humongous meats on the back and really skinny tires up front; jacked up front and back with straight front axles . I remember seeing street machines looking like that, but mostly mid '60s GTOs and Chevelles...can't recall ever seing a mustang decked out like a gasser. I remember about 15 years ago some guy turned a '60s fastback mustang (cant recall the year) into a full blown 4x4 ala "Big Foot"...now that was one strange Mustang.

John

 

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gp001

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*Cough* Classic Talk Forum *Cough*

 

TireSmoknWindsr

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I know is awful to some but I like offroading and some day I'm gonna get my some ratty old 65 coupe that's near beyond restoration, put it on a different frame, dump a big block in and and run it on 44"s or something near that.

 

blue66tang

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• Dec 26, 2003

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Am i missing some sarcasm here, because its a shell sitting on a frame taht has been turned into a trailer. He probobly just put it on there so he can move it around the house.