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12/13/05, 09:45 PM
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:P nice lol
what u really need to do is park the V6 on the street and then get some khaki pants and a green and white stipred shirt and THEN compare
i wish i was around cool cars from such a young age :drive:
what u really need to do is park the V6 on the street and then get some khaki pants and a green and white stipred shirt and THEN compare
i wish i was around cool cars from such a young age :drive:
12/15/05, 07:58 AM
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Nice man! My pop had a black '65 Coupe, but it was sold before I was born, I would have liked a pic of me with it though. Keep the Stang flame burning young man!!
The rest of my young life we did not have a Mustang in the family, but I did grow up with FoMoCo products. I learned to drive in a '74 Lincoln Mark IV. We then had a Torino wagon and then a Merc Marquis. When I was born my dad was driving a '69 Cougar 351 auto. Pretty much all Ford products here.
The rest of my young life we did not have a Mustang in the family, but I did grow up with FoMoCo products. I learned to drive in a '74 Lincoln Mark IV. We then had a Torino wagon and then a Merc Marquis. When I was born my dad was driving a '69 Cougar 351 auto. Pretty much all Ford products here.
12/15/05, 08:07 AM
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First Mustang I was ever in was at the age of 6. My folks had bought a new '66 red Mustang vert. 200 CI 6 cylinder and 3-speed.
Only kept it a couple of months (my Mom had surgery and the bucket seats hurt her hips). They traded it for a '66 Fairlane 500 vert with a 289 and automatic. $2,368.
I like to think that '66 Mustang had a subliminal effect on me. As soon as I could get into a Mustang (age 17) I was in one. Took nearly 30 more years, but finally got the top to go down again too!
Only kept it a couple of months (my Mom had surgery and the bucket seats hurt her hips). They traded it for a '66 Fairlane 500 vert with a 289 and automatic. $2,368.
I like to think that '66 Mustang had a subliminal effect on me. As soon as I could get into a Mustang (age 17) I was in one. Took nearly 30 more years, but finally got the top to go down again too!
12/15/05, 10:52 AM
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heh- right now, at my house we have:
1999 Ford Ranger V-6 (white)
2000 Ford Mustang v-6 (tropic green) <thats mine
2001 Ford Mustang v-6 (tropic green)
2002 Ford Taurus v-6 (that nice smoke-gray color)
a ford car for every year!
-and for a while we had a red '88 ford Tempo (what a joke of a car) and a 1994 Aerostar, in dark green along with all these cars.
hey- I just realised we ONLY have v-6's!
...and my father has ONLY owned green or red cars. A few neutrals too (but these aren't "colors" technically) in white and grey. That's it! Blue? NO WAY!
1999 Ford Ranger V-6 (white)
2000 Ford Mustang v-6 (tropic green) <thats mine
2001 Ford Mustang v-6 (tropic green)
2002 Ford Taurus v-6 (that nice smoke-gray color)
a ford car for every year!
-and for a while we had a red '88 ford Tempo (what a joke of a car) and a 1994 Aerostar, in dark green along with all these cars.
hey- I just realised we ONLY have v-6's!
...and my father has ONLY owned green or red cars. A few neutrals too (but these aren't "colors" technically) in white and grey. That's it! Blue? NO WAY!
