This weekend I have been mostly driving - a '65 Mustang
31 March 2003, 03:58 PM
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Yep 289 - about 4.8 litres. Auto shift.
Safety features involve no seat belts, no locking seat back-rests
and a sharp edged interior. Oh and drum brakes all round.
It's great for cruising with the homies, but it doesn't understand corners or what the steering wheel was for.
Safety features involve no seat belts, no locking seat back-rests
and a sharp edged interior. Oh and drum brakes all round.It's great for cruising with the homies, but it doesn't understand corners or what the steering wheel was for.
31 March 2003, 04:12 PM
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I nearly bought a '65 Fastback (289 Auto) instead of the Scoob. In fact, I got a loan to buy the 'stang but ended up spending it on other stuff.
White it was, with ARE Torq Thrust D wheels, lovely, but I didn't think it suitable for commuting in
White it was, with ARE Torq Thrust D wheels, lovely, but I didn't think it suitable for commuting in
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31 March 2003, 08:22 PM
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Nice car Dave - I'd really like to try a proper big engined yank mobile after trying out that "compact".
I got six people saying "nice car mate" in a day
Plug time - The Mustang belongs to the Classic Car club in Edinburgh - there's an open day this weekend at Ocean Terminal
www.cccedinburgh.co.uk
I got six people saying "nice car mate" in a day
Plug time - The Mustang belongs to the Classic Car club in Edinburgh - there's an open day this weekend at Ocean Terminal
www.cccedinburgh.co.uk
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