Is this your first Mustang?
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My dad has driven his totally restored 1910 Model T over 20,000 miles since he finished it. That's a lot of driving at like 20 mph. I drive it once a year for a hundred miles and while I don't like dealing with the people who turn absolutely crazy driving around it to take pics, it still is a joy to drive.
That said even he has a trailer queen. His '32 Ford Woodie Station Wagon took him 35 years to restore and it is not a driver since it's so nice. I'd guess it has 5 miles on it now. He thinks there are maybe a couple of dozen left. He is doing another ground up restoration on a '32 Ford 5 Window to be a driver instead.
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Got nice money for it, it was on e-bay for 10 days and i had about 5 serious buyers lined up to come and pick it up with trailers. They didn't meet my reserve during auction, but all wanted to stike a deal off e-bay. Get this, 3 US buyers ( New-Jersey, Buffalo and St-Louis ), 1 guy from Vancouver and the other from around here. I gave the local guy priority, but it took him 2 weeks to come up with the money. I was in no hurry, and he finally stepped up to the plate like promised. That Mach was his dream come true and he got it.
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