Mustang stationwagon ?!?!
The Mustang hearst can't even fit in a regulation-size parking spot! Holy he||...
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Originally posted by Louie@June 30, 2005, 5:58 AM
This may not be the best place to post this, being all about 2005+ Mustangs, but here's what I found: a Mustang stationwagon!
How awful is that?!
This may not be the best place to post this, being all about 2005+ Mustangs, but here's what I found: a Mustang stationwagon!
How awful is that?!
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Originally posted by Louie@June 30, 2005, 6:16 AM
even worse:
by the way, what model year is this?
even worse:
by the way, what model year is this?
kirby - That is awesome... if I had money to burn I would do that to an 05.
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Originally posted by Louie@June 30, 2005, 7:16 AM
even worse:
by the way, what model year is this?
even worse:
by the way, what model year is this?
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Originally posted by mustp51@June 30, 2005, 4:11 PM
After chopping and dropping, it looks like what's left of a '69 fastback :notnice:
Like this?
After chopping and dropping, it looks like what's left of a '69 fastback :notnice:
Like this?
Yeah! Bring it on, I'd buy one to replace my gas guzzler SUV. Go after Chrysler's Dodge Magnum.
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Originally posted by mustp51@June 30, 2005, 4:11 PM
After chopping and dropping, it looks like what's left of a '69 fastback :notnice:
Like this?
After chopping and dropping, it looks like what's left of a '69 fastback :notnice:
Like this?
I know I'm going to have nightmares right now. That thing is just...wrong in every sense. My skin crawls.
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There used to be a stretched 65 Mustang limo around several years ago. One of the Mustang parts houses owned it. Don't remember witch one, but it was always in their ads in Mustang Monthly.
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Originally posted by Stangarang@June 30, 2005, 11:18 PM
That thing is just...wrong in every sense. My skin crawls.
That thing is just...wrong in every sense. My skin crawls.
BTW Paul, AWESOME signature! That's about as close as I would want to get to religion. Ever. Very funny.
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Originally posted by mustp51@June 30, 2005, 4:11 PM
After chopping and dropping, it looks like what's left of a '69 fastback :notnice:
Like this?
After chopping and dropping, it looks like what's left of a '69 fastback :notnice:
Like this?
Could give the magnum a run for its money.....still wouldnt want it though...
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I agree. While the craftsmanship that went into producing the wagon is undeniable, one must ask "why?" I like extreme mods, but this exhaustive exercise really makes me wonder why someone would butcher a Mustang in the process of creating this Frankenstein's monster. For a laugh? Sheesh! Save it for Chevy Vegas with blown V8's and wheelie bars! biggrinjester.gif
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