Are Mazada and/or Jaguars eligible to enter the car show?

 

I wouldn't see any reason why not as they are a ford product, but then again, so is the aston martin.

I'm not sure...would be cool none the less.

 

Actually, Aston Martin was sold by Ford a few months ago. They do still own Land Rover, though .

 

So long as they have a 5.0 transplanted.

Seriously, the vehicles must be Ford powered. That includes ONLY Ford and Mercury engines. It does not include Mazda, Jaguar, Volvo, Range Rover or any other wild business venture Ford got themselves involved in.

Likewise, a 32 Ford with a Chevy smallblock must park outside the wire with the other unworthies.

 

Does that mean that a '69 Z-28 with its DZ 302 replaced with a Boss 302 and "Powered by Ford" emblems on the cowl-inducted hood would be OK ? (I've always wanted to do that just to pi** the Chevy guys off!)

 

so what about a lincoln? lincoln's are powered by ford motors, the mark viii has a frickin cobra motor in it....so they would count right (leaves it open for navigators and aviators and alot of other really nice cars.)

 

V V you would`nt happen to used to be Dakota84 or cadster would you ?

 

uhhhh...negative no....the only other user I've ever gone by anywhere was virginiafiveo (when I owned a 5.0 obviously)

why?

I used to have a blown 5.0 1989 lincoln mark vii, and before I bought my 03 cobra I had a 1997 lincoln mark viii LSC and before that a 99 cobra (swapped to a solid axle....

I'm curious as to why you'd ask me that? pm me if necessary.

 

nothing wrong .. you just have a posting response style similar to the cadster... a statement would be made and his reply would start with " yeah but " or " what if " or " why not this " etc etc etc ..

 

That would be cool, and allowed in our show.

And oh yea, of course Lincolns are included. Just forgot our rich brethren.

 

are you saying I should change it? heck I didn't even know I did it.

 

no .. everythings cool ... makes for good chatter ..point -counterpoint type stuff

 

Tks for the clarification