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Finally
Hello everybody,
Finally got my dream car, 2013 Boss 302 School Bus Yellow. I have been wanting to have a pony car since I was a kid. I kept on climbing up my neighbors fence just to see him start up his mustang car back in the early 70's which he bought when he retired. Why wait until my retirement before getting one, heck, life is too short. I might as well enjoy today for I will never now what tomorrow brings.
Finally got my dream car, 2013 Boss 302 School Bus Yellow. I have been wanting to have a pony car since I was a kid. I kept on climbing up my neighbors fence just to see him start up his mustang car back in the early 70's which he bought when he retired. Why wait until my retirement before getting one, heck, life is too short. I might as well enjoy today for I will never now what tomorrow brings.
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Welcome to the forum, and nice car.
I'm guessing you are a teenager of the 70's like me? I always wanted a nice Mustang (or one of the other pony cars) when I started to drive in the late 70's, but couldn't afford anything better than the rust bucket '70 Olds 442 that I picked up for $200 in 1977 (very cool car but falling apart, wish I never sold it, story for a different day) . . . Anyway over the years I always wished that they would build new versions of the classic designs, and then in 2005 my wish was granted! So cool . . . my 2010 was my 50th birthday present to myself.
But it's not about me; again welcome and enjoy!
I'm guessing you are a teenager of the 70's like me? I always wanted a nice Mustang (or one of the other pony cars) when I started to drive in the late 70's, but couldn't afford anything better than the rust bucket '70 Olds 442 that I picked up for $200 in 1977 (very cool car but falling apart, wish I never sold it, story for a different day) . . . Anyway over the years I always wished that they would build new versions of the classic designs, and then in 2005 my wish was granted! So cool . . . my 2010 was my 50th birthday present to myself.
But it's not about me; again welcome and enjoy!
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Just a tad younger . Yup, this has always been my dream. I was about to buy one 15 yrs ago, '68 Coupe. But having 2 kids who will still go to college kept me from getting it. Now that they are done in school, it's about time to pamper myself now. I'm in the same boat with you, I love the classics, nostalgia, but it was good that FoMoCo did great in bringing back at least the classic looks.
. Yup, this has always been my dream. I was about to buy one 15 yrs ago, '68 Coupe. But having 2 kids who will still go to college kept me from getting it. Now that they are done in school, it's about time to pamper myself now. I'm in the same boat with you, I love the classics, nostalgia, but it was good that FoMoCo did great in bringing back at least the classic looks.
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Joined: April 17, 2020
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From: Pleasant Prairie, WI
Welcome to the forum, and nice car.
I'm guessing you are a teenager of the 70's like me? I always wanted a nice Mustang (or one of the other pony cars) when I started to drive in the late 70's, but couldn't afford anything better than the rust bucket '70 Olds 442 that I picked up for $200 in 1977 (very cool car but falling apart, wish I never sold it, story for a different day) . . . Anyway over the years I always wished that they would build new versions of the classic designs, and then in 2005 my wish was granted! So cool . . . my 2010 was my 50th birthday present to myself.
But it's not about me; again welcome and enjoy!
I'm guessing you are a teenager of the 70's like me? I always wanted a nice Mustang (or one of the other pony cars) when I started to drive in the late 70's, but couldn't afford anything better than the rust bucket '70 Olds 442 that I picked up for $200 in 1977 (very cool car but falling apart, wish I never sold it, story for a different day) . . . Anyway over the years I always wished that they would build new versions of the classic designs, and then in 2005 my wish was granted! So cool . . . my 2010 was my 50th birthday present to myself.
But it's not about me; again welcome and enjoy!
Just a tad younger
. Yup, this has always been my dream. I was about to buy one 15 yrs ago, '68 Coupe. But having 2 kids who will still go to college kept me from getting it. Now that they are done in school, it's about time to pamper myself now. I'm in the same boat with you, I love the classics, nostalgia, but it was good that FoMoCo did great in bringing back at least the classic looks.
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