I don't know if its just me, but I have had terrible luck finding a mustang this past month. I have 20k to spend and I'm just looking for a nice 65-68 fastback thats nice and solid. Getting very frustrated over here 
These cars are getting very hard to find.
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Hey guys, guess what--I have a bi-pass!!!
Take it slow!!
I know it takes time to save up 20k but take your time and look around at car show, ebay, and the different forums and you'll be surprised at what you can find.
I know it takes time to save up 20k but take your time and look around at car show, ebay, and the different forums and you'll be surprised at what you can find.
How many have you bought and sold in the last two years? It seams as if you change cars very often.DarkoStoj said:I don't know if its just me, but I have had terrible luck finding a mustang this past month. I have 20k to spend and I'm just looking for a nice 65-68 fastback thats nice and solid. Getting very frustrated over here
I have a 69 fastback shell... SHELL ONLY that might be sellin for $5k 
Its all about supply and demand...the fact they are not making them anymore means the prices will continue to go up.
Its all about supply and demand...the fact they are not making them anymore means the prices will continue to go up.
I get bored fastJester67 said:
I have my project 68 thats not going to be done for a while, and I usually have another one I keep as a DD. I'm regretting selling my last one because I've never had this much trouble finding a car!
I thought everyone was crazy for selling these junkers for so much money. I guess I'm the crazy one for selling my cars too cheap. I am SERIOUSLY regretting the sale of my last 66 now. I just looked at a 65 mustang that was solid, but needed EVERYTHING for 13k. I sold my seriously built complete driver 66 gt350 clone for 13,500xoxbxfx said:I have a 69 fastback shell... SHELL ONLY that might be sellin for $5k
Why them ole Fastbacks are a dime a dozen around where I live. Can't hardly give 'em away. Lots a times people give 'em away to guys just to haul 'em off to the crusher. There's two or three sittin' on every street corner. Get tired of lookin' at 'em myself. Be glad when they're all gone.
Seriously, they're what everyone wants so the prices keep climbing. Good luck with finding one.
Seriously, they're what everyone wants so the prices keep climbing. Good luck with finding one.
I saw what looks to be an original, unrestored California Special under a carport yesterday. No for sale sign, but you never know if they're willing to sale or not, especially with gas prices what they are now.
ive searched every city within a 500mi radius. I swear I've been to every corner of the internet with no luckenferno said:
anyone tired of a California Special can call me
I have a soft spot for the C/S. No way can I afford another mustang but if grandma is tired of putting gas in the old clunker . . .
I have a soft spot for the C/S. No way can I afford another mustang but if grandma is tired of putting gas in the old clunker . . .
1320stang said:
Looked at it again today, I was mistaken, I know the car. It's a road race piece. Buds wheels, suspension mods, 351c, roll cage, Mopar hood scoop. He built it to run at Hallet I believe. He used to live somewhere else, now I've found where he moved to. When I visited him at his old place, he showed me an Autolite 1x4 carb he was taking to the Tulsa Shelby meet to sell.
before you tried to make a quick a buck,you shoulda checked to see if it could be replaced.DarkoStoj said:I get bored fast
I have my project 68 thats not going to be done for a while, and I usually have another one I keep as a DD. I'm regretting selling my last one because I've never had this much trouble finding a car!
my neighbor has 2 fastback shells rotting away and no he wont sell them
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