Doesn’t anyone own an older mustang anymore? I have a 1968 and I very rarely find any inputs on the “classic” here.

Just asking

Hey Manuel,

Of course some of us have classic mustangs here, they just don't need as much work as the late models do! hehehe j/k.....

If you have any questions just post away and if I can't help there are others on the board that can. Enjoy

Ron

We love the classic's here, we just need more of you guys visiting

hey i have a 69 mack 1 in my back yard

Yeah. I've got a '67 that I'm fixing up. I didn't realize I'd wandered into a late model web site til I asked a tech question and no one responded. Oh well, Mustangs are all good, just some are better than others.

[ScottHalliday]

Steve this is definately an All Ford Mustangs website and we have a number of members sporting Classic mustangs. Actually our Classic Mustangs Forum moderatr has a beautiful 65 mustang I featured not that long ago on our previous site.

Ron and Diane's 65 stang

and here are a few of the other Classics to check out:

Steve (G.S.) Johnson's 1970 Boss 302 Mustang

Bob and Nina's 68 Shelby GT350

Our new forums just recently went live and its taking us all a little time to adjust to the new setup. I am sure one of our moderators or members will respond to your post shortly. It may just be taking a little longer than usual. Sure hope you hang in there and us a chance.We all love the Classic's,.. the more the merrier.

hey if you have any questions i work on older carburated cars all the time. I may be younger than most but i built my first car at the age of 12 with my father (69 Nova SS 350). Engines are engines, it is all the same basic principle. Th more efficient it runs the happier you are. Personally my dream car is a 65 fastback mustang with a huge 6-70 or 8-70 blower atop a worked motor. AAAAHHHHHHH what i would do....

[Fastback_302_73]

hello everyone ok now im goin to purchase a 1973 Mustang im not sure if its a Boss or a Fastback it has a 302 in it can u tell me?

[carguy65]

I just had my 65 mustang race car project dropped of!

[74stang2togo]

I'm always looking for a 65-73 Mustang project that I can afford that doesn't need more work than I have the time/skills for... I bit off more than I can chew on my last project (a 1974 Mustang II) and what should've taken 2 months at most is still going on after 7 months, oh well, It'll still be great when it's finished!

[tostaroller]

66 stang... 289

[stormvet]

67 coupe, fireball metallic red, 289 w/edelbrock 4bbl,,,still needs some work,,tires, interior almost done,,gonna put mickey thompsons and cragar chrome ss wheels on her

[krankieone]

shure do Mate

66 slow but sure evololution my list of desires is bigger than my bank balance

[dodgestang]

This is the 'classics lounge' after all

http://www.dodgestang.com/images/hires3.jpg

[Ron]

Dang, this is an old thread... it was started back on V8mustangs.com.... krankieon, you sure had to do some digging to find this one....