Someone fixed the back end...
1/9/11, 08:54 PM
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Someone fixed the back end...
... OK, got your attention. They actually did a lot more than that. Check this thing out:
Pics: http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Ford-...item1e60d0a32b
Yes, it's a 2010:
Pics: http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Ford-...item1e60d0a32b
Yes, it's a 2010:
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1/9/11, 09:16 PM
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This is what the 2014s should look like. Classic exterior and modern interior and suspension. The only problem I have would be the exhaust note. It will not sound like the old school stands. Awesome job for the recoed.
1/10/11, 12:36 AM
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It is a great job and I do like a bit of retro, but that just makes me feel old. It is the type of car I would love to look at someone else driving, but that I would never even consider for myself. But it is amazing and I am glad that someone had the creativity to do that.
1/10/11, 06:42 AM
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The interior is '10, the tail lights are '09, and I doubt they would mistake the year. It is an interesting car. I remember when the blue on showed up also. Lots of work and it is a 4.6.....no boss about it.
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1/10/11, 08:07 AM
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It is definitely unique, but I would wonder how well all those modified panels will hold up. And you would think the seller would run spell check before posting the ad 
1/10/11, 09:53 AM
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I think it looks nice. Maybe a bit too much like the old Mustangs, but an impressive job if you ask me. I'm not a big fan of putting stickers on things they don't belong, but appearance wise it's actually a car I'd consider buying if I were in the market. Just maybe not in white.
As for the back end, changing the bottom plastic bit, good, that bit never looked great. The upper portion though, well... I honestly kinda prefer mine. Honestly, if it bothered me enough I'd change just that one black plastic panel that apparently ruins the entire car and makes it irredeemable to some people. :P
As for the back end, changing the bottom plastic bit, good, that bit never looked great. The upper portion though, well... I honestly kinda prefer mine. Honestly, if it bothered me enough I'd change just that one black plastic panel that apparently ruins the entire car and makes it irredeemable to some people. :P
1/10/11, 10:51 AM
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I've never looked, but is it feasible to change the entire back panel from a '10 to a '09? I didn't look at the rest of the photos.
BTW, that body conversion on the '09 was $33K - with your car!
BTW, that body conversion on the '09 was $33K - with your car!
1/10/11, 05:33 PM
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This.....having owned a real '69 Mach1 one which i just solf last year this kit car just doesn't cut it to me.
and this.
and this.
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1/10/11, 05:41 PM
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