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#3
It looks okay. I don't like the stance or the wheels at all. The color is also a little blah. The two tone color looks kinda odd to me. I like the shaved rear light areas. There's a lot of things about the car I dislike though. The main thing is, I've always thought that older 60s Mustangs look ridiculous on super low profile tires with huge rims.
#10
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It is obvious there was a lot of work done on the car, and it looks fine as hotrod. But once the properties of a classic are removed, I tend to lose interest. As for the wheels, I think they would go just fine on a '66 Impala.
#11
In the custom restoration viewpoint this one is great.
Don't look at it in an original view, or its ugly.
I like originals better but I like well done customs. Since they ARE customs they tend to have things I don't like or agree on. Overall not a bad horse.
Don't look at it in an original view, or its ugly.
I like originals better but I like well done customs. Since they ARE customs they tend to have things I don't like or agree on. Overall not a bad horse.
#12
It's one of the better resto-mods I have seen but the more I see MODS the more I like the classic look . I think it's may have to due with the fact everone who does have a classic stang mods it now days :notnice: . I just hate the fact they will get a ULTRA Rare 66 Fast back and do something like that to it. But differnt strokes for diffrent folks I guess. Still way better that a Honda Civic with a fart canon and 100 foot wing monted one the back. Nice Job one the car.
#16
Originally posted by hdwrench@May. 23rd, 2004, 8:15 PM
i aint a car mechanic but i think that would be running rich...not lean
i aint a car mechanic but i think that would be running rich...not lean
Would running 'lean' have a yellow-ish color?