LOL....that's why clearly....you have more sense than me. I just can't let a once good car die.
A person could probably buy a couple of new Boss 302s for what will need to go in this car...but its still a 70 Boss.
LOL....that's why clearly....you have more sense than me. I just can't let a once good car die.Oh my god. If someone brought me that and asked me what I would charge to restore it, I'd have to put my pinky to my lips and in my best Dr. Evil voice say "One Million Dollars." The metal doesn't honestly look that bad, but holy crap there's almost nothing there.
Kurt
^^^yes keep pics coming and dont let the black car set too long
I can always send you a ticket and put you to work on any number of Mustangs.if i was closer i would come help
Good suggestion, just put a Boss coyote in my 67 fastback, so won't be doing it in the 94. I do love it in that car though.Coyote it up, you wont regret it!
That's another good option, but one of the things I think about with the 94/95 s is that they are the last of the push rod Mustangs, so I am building the push rod motor this car should have had to begin with.Maybe a Terminator in the 94??
That's another good option, but one of the things I think about with the 94/95 s is that they are the last of the push rod Mustangs, so I am building the push rod motor this car should have had to begin with. [quote/]
True, a push rod engine would be a good addition to a 94/95. I guess the only decision at this point would be how many cubic inches do you "need".
That's so true. What was I thinking? Plus when the wife asks how much I've spent on it...I can honestly say that I have no clue.what's this addition of receipts you talk about? you should know by now that is a golden rule that can't be broken. you never add up the cost of a mustang build....if you did, you'd end up daily driving a 1986 honda for the rest of your life.
I'm learningnow your getting it!
Dude...that would only happen to you. I'd hate to think what my wife would find if she actually went looking in my emails.Dont be dumb like me and keep your internet purchase receipts in your email. My wife went looking in my email one day and added up what I had spent on my '95. Needless to say she wasnt thrilled, and I had only begun what I actually wanted to do with car. She always gets over it, but man was that a headache.
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