68rustang said:the quarter window scoop and the quarter panel scoops look out of place on that car. Like they don't fit.
Pakrat said:Part owner of the Mustang place..................but unemployment forces sale?Why didn't he just say there si a baby on the way.
NOS parts on a restomod?
4 years in the making? But 65' Eleanor parts just became available?
Even if I was pro Eleanor, I'd say this car would still have no place in the world.
My hunch is that nearing completion something seriously wrong was discovered with the car, so a quick paint job and some glass was felt to be the quickest way to get top dollar plus out of it.
Misery_Machine said:i dont see why you guys dont like it
i dont see anything wrong with it
i think it kicks ass actually
Too me, all it needs is a black anodized bi-plane wing off the back of some homeboy's '92 Civic sedan to complete the set
Good question! But don't let a small collection of negative people sway your opinion, there are many more people out there that DO think Eleanor was a neat car. That's why '67-'68 fastback prices are kinda steep these days. Eleanor is the reason I chose to build a '67 Shelby clone, and although nobody else admits it, I'd suspect I'm not alone, since there is now a 6 month backlog of '67 Shelby 'glass from Branda. A lot of people would have you think Eleanor was a horrifyingly ugly car that only looks good on camera and that if we're not careful they will be as common as Kia's. Sure, whatever. There are people honest enough to say their pulse races during the chase scene on "Gone", you and I are only a small percentage.Misery_Machine said:thats the dumbest thing i have seen posted in this website
and how the hell could any guy that's into old stangs not like the eleanor car ?
Misery_Machine said:thats the dumbest thing i have seen posted in this website
and how the hell could any guy that's into old stangs not like the eleanor car ?
zookeeper said:Good question! But don't let a small collection of negative people sway your opinion, there are many more people out there that DO think Eleanor was a neat car. That's why '67-'68 fastback prices are kinda steep these days. Eleanor is the reason I chose to build a '67 Shelby clone, and although nobody else admits it, I'd suspect I'm not alone, since there is now a 6 month backlog of '67 Shelby 'glass from Branda. A lot of people would have you think Eleanor was a horrifyingly ugly car that only looks good on camera and that if we're not careful they will be as common as Kia's. Sure, whatever. There are people honest enough to say their pulse races during the chase scene on "Gone", you and I are only a small percentage.
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