A Little Mustang History Lesson
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Originally posted by rrobello@July 23, 2005, 1:14 AM
....in the mean time here are some trivia questions for you all.....
Who was the first President (of the USA) to own a Mustang?
What year was the car?
What color and style? (vert, coupe or fastback)
Name another president who owned a stang and what color and style was it?
....in the mean time here are some trivia questions for you all.....
Who was the first President (of the USA) to own a Mustang?
What year was the car?
What color and style? (vert, coupe or fastback)
Name another president who owned a stang and what color and style was it?
Any takers????
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Originally posted by gt5000@July 23, 2005, 2:04 PM
Bill Clinton with a 65 or 66 red convertible.
Bill Clinton with a 65 or 66 red convertible.
actually it was a 67 vert that he shared w/ his bro Roger but very good, that takes care of the last part of the question now how about the rest???
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Originally posted by Ripstang@July 23, 2005, 2:27 PM
It could be also Jason that the 67 mustang was used to model for the new mustang in development ,here,s a pic from TMS of the clay model proto's and you can see the 67 in the backdrop.
It could be also Jason that the 67 mustang was used to model for the new mustang in development ,here,s a pic from TMS of the clay model proto's and you can see the 67 in the backdrop.
Thanks for the pics, Craig.
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Originally posted by StangNut@July 23, 2005, 2:44 PM
It was blue. Not sure what the exact name of the blue was though. Acapulco maybe? It's in some museum now.
Don't know who the other President was.
It was blue. Not sure what the exact name of the blue was though. Acapulco maybe? It's in some museum now.
Don't know who the other President was.
now all we need is the year of car, coupe, vert or fastback, and the President's name.....
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Originally posted by rrobello@July 23, 2005, 4:02 PM
it was powder blue
now all we need is the year of car, coupe, vert or fastback, and the President's name.....
it was powder blue
now all we need is the year of car, coupe, vert or fastback, and the President's name.....
I don't think Powder Blue was a '67 color. Maybe Brittany Blue. I get names of all the different blues mixed up.
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Originally posted by 1 BULLITT@July 23, 2005, 8:35 AM
My mistake. A offer my sincere apologies. Make that a great lesson for all the thirty eight year olds who visit TMS after their playground time.
My mistake. A offer my sincere apologies. Make that a great lesson for all the thirty eight year olds who visit TMS after their playground time.
Hey, I'm 44.
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In referring to the 2005 Mustangs to the history of Mustangs, we are standing on the shoulders of Giants.
I didn't notice any one pointing out the three marks on the inside of the head lights come from the 65-66 Mustang. Sorry if I missed it.
Thank you everyone that pointed out that they were 65's not 64 1/2.
I didn't notice any one pointing out the three marks on the inside of the head lights come from the 65-66 Mustang. Sorry if I missed it.
Thank you everyone that pointed out that they were 65's not 64 1/2.
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Originally posted by StangNut@July 23, 2005, 5:29 PM
I was referring to Bill's Mustang. I don't know anything about the other president you asked about.
I don't think Powder Blue was a '67 color. Maybe Brittany Blue. I get names of all the different blues mixed up.
I was referring to Bill's Mustang. I don't know anything about the other president you asked about.
I don't think Powder Blue was a '67 color. Maybe Brittany Blue. I get names of all the different blues mixed up.
Come on people, I thought that the Bill Clinton one would've been a little harder to get.
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Originally posted by StangNut@July 23, 2005, 3:14 PM
GOFISCH & Dusty1, Thanks. That's a response I didn't expect.
GOFISCH & Dusty1, Thanks. That's a response I didn't expect.
Well, as the parts for her start to pile up, I guess my sanity was in question anyway!
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Hello everybody
Well, I searched trough this thread for a while now but I can't find anything. So maybe one of you can help me out.
I'm looking for the date when the first Mustang Shelby was introduced. One source told me it was January 27th in 1965. But does anyone of you know if that's correct?
Well, I searched trough this thread for a while now but I can't find anything. So maybe one of you can help me out.
I'm looking for the date when the first Mustang Shelby was introduced. One source told me it was January 27th in 1965. But does anyone of you know if that's correct?
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From: the beautiful "Shenandoah Valley of Virginia"
Well, here is a bit of "trivia" for you all ....
http://autos.yahoo.com/blogs/motoramic/first-ford-mustang-owner-still-keys-49-years-123831938.html
.... and she still owns the car!
http://autos.yahoo.com/blogs/motoramic/first-ford-mustang-owner-still-keys-49-years-123831938.html
.... and she still owns the car!
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