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Bruce is right of course, although Mustang sniping is still a hanging offense in texas.
I went an looked at a GT optioned 1966 A code fastback yesterday that's been under a tarp for 20 years. Miles look original 88k. We'll see. The parents of the "son" who ownes it are well into their 80's. Original family car. He's overseas. They'll let me know. Thanks for keeping this thread on the front page :LOL: |
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Bill was Right
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Follow up to my claim that my friends 67 Cobra was an original 427. No it was not! It did in fact roll off the assembly line as a 390 GT 4sp car w/ air. According to Freddies records it wasn't until almost 6 mos later when the conversion was made to a 427 s.o.. Sorry for mis-leading anyone.
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Clois,
This was a common occurance in the 60's.....More cubic inches meant more power. The best part was, this was a complete bolt in affair, pull one engine, swap in the other. No real modifications needed to be made. Bill S. PS: Log off CC, clean out your system and browser cache, then log in again and the "mystery name change" will go away :D . |
e-mail me if you want the phone numbers: 66 Mustang coupe-$1000, 67 Mustang Fastback-$5000, 63 1/2 Falcon Sprint Hardtop-$8000 Falcon is mine, others I only have numbers for.
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Clois,
Don't say anything stupid or that might get me in a fight while you are still logged in under my user ID and password! What is the penalty for identity theft on CC? Today it is just my CC logon, tomorrow it might be my credit cards!!!!! CLOIS MUST BE STOPPED!!!!!! |
Michael, you have PM.
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Michael,
I am picking up a '67 S code next week, that may fit your need. It does not have the correct engine in it. Someone put in a boss 302, and as of yet I'm not sure if that is real or fake. This car is a 4 speed with 9" rear. There is no rust that can be seen from first inspection. But there is about 1/8" of paint flaking of this car. It would definitely have to be media blasted, but it runs good. The suspension and brakes have all been redone. If your interested, let me know. Cammer 67 |
Thanks for looking at the thread everyone. I was away for a couple weeks and am back. I'm not in a huge hurry and hoping to be able to look at a couple cars you guys have contacted me about.
But keep em coming! Michael |
How about a 390 4 speed 68 fastback in South Carolina.?
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I'm guessing it sold yesterday moments after you posted your message... If not send me a few pics.
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what are we taking about?
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I remember now, sold.
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lookin for 66/67/68 fastback
Like everyone else i am searching for a 66-68 fastback in texas hopefully tho i am not limited. I would like an s code or s code gt. Please check your neighbor's garage for me!
Thanks Grant... If you find one call my cell 713 384 4458 |
I give up...
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