Classic Mustang's

[plum500]

..again..Imperial Palace....

[plum500]

..little disappointed in the door alignment of this bad boy, but still...

[plum500]

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[moparguy01]

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I like the style plum. but seriously. have you looked at how these cars were built? its kinda creepy really. but they do look nice. I've also been told that a company now makes a drop seat riser, for those of us about 5'8" tall, and its supposed to make it so someone up to around 6'3" can sit in them comfortably. I just havent seen a car with it installed.

[Lowprofile]

I'm with Troy, 67-68 Fastbacks are my favorites!

[Lostsheep]

I was more so brought up on Fords. Although the first car I wanted was a Charger, I had several Mustangs and T/A's in between. This is one of my Mustangs that I sold a few years ago.

Now that is a nice looking Mustang.
I also have to say you have one of the coolest 68's I have ever seen. That is one sweet car you have. 

Thanks man, I do love my toys, then and now.

[Daytona R/T SE]

I ALWAYS wanted a '69 Mach 1.  That is until I worked on one    What a tinny, cheaply built piece of crap  They're nice looking cars, but I'd feel safer crashing my riding mower at 60 mph than one of those things

Below is the stylish Ford Falcon automobile that the Mustang was based on:

[Arthu®]

I'm with Troy, 67-68 Fastbacks are my favorites!

Wow that is a very nice Fastback! I'm in love! Do you have more pictures of it? Here's another customized Mustang that I love.

http://www.popularhotrodding.com/features/0308phr_1969_boss_ford_mustang_302/photo_05.html

Arthur

[Lostsheep]

I think Falcons are pretty wicked looking too. Then even cooler when they're modded into a Mad Max Interceptor.

[Brock Samson]

  does anyone else think those falcons (the aussie ones..) look like a torino on steroids?.

[konigcharger]

does anyone else think those falcons (the aussie ones..) look like a torino on steroids?.

thats exactly what they are 

[TruckDriver]

Here's a nice one on Ebay

Link Here

[19Charger68]

I wouldn't swap my Charger for a Mustang, but that doesn't mean I don't like them.  I have always thought that the fastbacks were cool looking.  Some of the Mustang photos on this thread are really tough looking.  If you like cars at all, I don't see how you can't like those.

[TeeWJay426]

Here's a nice one on Ebay

Link Here

I think the 69 Mach 1's are probably the sharpest car Ford ever built, and I sure wouldn't throw it out of my garage if it resided there....

[Chad L. Magee]

I have a few Mustangs in my collection of projects (I started collecting them first before Chargers):

1967 Mustang coupe, Sports Sprint I6, three speed manual, yellow/green (very rare Sport Sprint model that year)
1968 Mustang coupe, 302, auto, blue/blue X2
1969 Mustang coupe, 302, auto, red/black
1969 Mustang Mach 1, 351-4bbl. ram air (rough project-front end damage)
1970 Mustang Boss 302 (rough project)
1971 Mustang Mach 1 351-4bbl., auto
1971 Mustang Boss 351 (very rough project-junkyard find)
1972 Mustang Sportsroof, 351-2bbl, auto (getting ready to install a built 460 for drag racing)
1989 Mustang Convertible LX, 302, auto, white/black top, tan interior, complete with no rust, just in alot of pieces (bought from a friend for back rent he owed on the storage unit- $100).....

[Chad L. Magee]

A few more pics.  The 1980 Mustang Cobra was a garage sale find (paid $75 for it, and sold it three years later for $700).  I took the profiet from the sale and bought the blue 1968 Mustang coupe for $550.  I drove that one home, whereby the previous Cobra had a blown engine.......