What if mustang didn't exist? What would you buy?

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302GTS said:

Well, assuming the butterfly effect takes hold and f-bodies aren't around, I'd be in an Evo. In a world with f-bodies, however, I'd be driving a WS6 Trans Am, hands-down. Love those cars to death, however I love my Mustang, sometimes more than I do the lady friend. Having a Mustang is an irreplaceable feeling, but I'm sure having a Trans Am, Evo, Vette, STI, or any type of performance gives a same but different feeling.

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Yep....I miss my Formula! Had to sell it to get through training and for my family. Was going to get another one, but, it was time for a Mustang.

 

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331strokerlx said:

I can't wrap my head around that terrible thought.

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I run stangs, vettes, and Ford trucks. In a world without stangs I guess I'd just be in vettes and super dutys.

 

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Ok at first glance you may not be impressed but I rebuilt this from the ground up. 16v Turbo VW - 300 horses in a 1800 pound car

 

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+1 on BMW M3. I actually had a 95 M3 for a bit, really great car. Or a Lightning, Ive always been a sucker for that truck

 

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http://www.californiahotrods.com/images/past projects/2007/1967 Chevelle/1967 Chevelle SS 1.JPG

 

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I'd probably be an import guy, as hard as that is to say out loud. I'd take a 350Z or an (early) Subie WRX. Maybe even a Hon-duh S2000 or Mazda RX9. Those RX7s are sex, too.

I do love the modern GTOs, but that is the only GM product I'd own. Too many bandwagon Corvette and F-Body owners out there.

 

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302GTS said:

Well, assuming the butterfly effect takes hold and f-bodies aren't around, I'd be in an Evo. In a world with f-bodies, however, I'd be driving a WS6 Trans Am, hands-down. Love those cars to death, however I love my Mustang, sometimes more than I do the lady friend. Having a Mustang is an irreplaceable feeling, but I'm sure having a Trans Am, Evo, Vette, STI, or any type of performance gives a same but different feeling.

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+1on the WS6 Trans AM or mid 70's model Trans Am with the big fire chicken on the hood

 

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a lightning...

 

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Probably and older Nova for my weekend driver.

 

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Im a sucker for german cars...porsches, audi and bmw...
so id probobly be in '00 to '04 Audi A4
M3's are really nice. 350's and 370's are cool too.. just dont know...

 

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99-04 Ford Lightning ftw!

 

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w/o a doubt one of my favorite classics, the '70 Torino GT. If the stang didn't exist this would have been on my list for a weekend toy.

 

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id probably still be in my 70 chevelle or something similar. i do like audi a4's, wrx's and infiniti g35's, but those would just be a DD. i was born and raised in classic american muscle and always will be.

 

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Something with a LSx in it.

 

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mwood said:

99-04 Ford Lightning ftw!

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one of the funnest car/trucks ive ever driven!

 

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As of now, most likely an 05-06 GTO. Going back to the 80's, when I got my first Mustang, I'm pretty sure I would've been in an Iroc. lol

 

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300ZX Twin Turbo

 

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ill advised said:

As of now, most likely an 05-06 GTO. Going back to the 80's, when I got my first Mustang, I'm pretty sure I would've been in an Iroc. lol

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Not an IROC! Then you would have to be a cast member on "Jersey Shore"

 

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One of these two. 66 chevy II or Speedstar would be my playtoy

 

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