is it just me or are there a lot of people who hate us Mustang lovers?
is it just me or is mustang the greatest car on earth, there are a lot of people who hate us mustang lovers.if the mustang was never made what whould you do
i would prbably buy a 1970 pontiac firebird but i wont.
how bout you?
Im right there w/ ya bud...I luv mustangs to and would not know what to do without it...If there was not mustangs, the american legend...I would probally get a Gto.
mustangs rock dude, yes its true. i had an 89 lx 5.0 back in 93 and wish i would have never got rid of it. now i just bought a 94 gt and i am as happy as i was when i was 18 and had that fox body car.anyway, SCREW THE REST MUSTANG IS THE BEST. keep doin the stang thang and dont worry buot those other losers...
I haven't seen much hate for the Mustangs (or other cars) by me. Then again I deal only with the classics so I feel there isn't the "competition" you get with the newer cars, I personally think there's more respect overall for the classics no matter what they are.
If I didn't have my 68 then I'd have a 68 or 69 Camaro or Firebird which were what I was also considering when I went looking for an older car. I had wanted something common and easy to get parts for and a Camaro or Mustang fit that bill.
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1968 Mustang coupe, Acapulco Blue, 289 2v, C-4, Power Steering.
Hopefully a 1969 convertible or Sportsroof (non Mach or Boss) for next Mustang project
Trying to find my father's 1973 Mustang Grande he bought brand new. 3F04F126773 last known registration and title was in New Jersey, 1982.
I wouldn't say I've seen a hate for Mustangs. Everybody has their personal preference. I like a lot of the old classics. I appreciate a well restored Chevelle, Charger, or Mustang. They're all great. Even the antiques I see at shows. They're not Mustangs, but I can still appreciate the care and workmanship that went into them.
I think the problem with newer cars is they tend to look the same. take the GTO for example. Nice power, but looks like everything else out there, so who cares? The S197's created a stir because they looked so different. Maybe there are some who look at them as competition for the Tuner crowd, but hey, there's room for all of us.
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'05 Sonic Blue GT w/ '07 V8 engine, 5-sp, IUP, Beige leather interior, nothing else -
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I have had My 40th Anniversary for 6months and LOVE it!!...That's why I was devestated when I had an accident in it.
The body shop just completed the repairs, however, they are trying to return the car to me with a slightly crooked hood....In other words, there is slightly more space between the hood and the molding on the driver's side then on the passenger side.
I told them that this is not right and the repair shop is trying to tell me that the Mustangs are built with these slight flaws and the car was like that when I brought it in...Hmmm???
If anyone can tell me if this sounds right I would greatly appreciate your help. I think they just goofed up on the repairs and don't want to go back and fix it again...This is killing me to see my baby like this!
i go to high school and there one persone who comes up to me every day and says "hey that corvette or z28 or ss will kick any mustangs a.s.s" and i think , just wait your turn buddy the supersnake will smother anything on this side of the planet.but over all i think us american muscle car lovers are pretty agressive about our make and model.
I have had My 40th Anniversary for 6months and LOVE it!!...That's why I was devestated when I had an accident in it.
The body shop just completed the repairs, however, they are trying to return the car to me with a slightly crooked hood....In other words, there is slightly more space between the hood and the molding on the driver's side then on the passenger side.
I told them that this is not right and the repair shop is trying to tell me that the Mustangs are built with these slight flaws and the car was like that when I brought it in...Hmmm???
If anyone can tell me if this sounds right I would greatly appreciate your help. I think they just goofed up on the repairs and don't want to go back and fix it again...This is killing me to see my baby like this!
Please Help!!
Larenbel,
I'm not inclined to think the body shop did shabby work as much as it may be a poor fitting after market fender. That isn't to say you don't have an issue with them, but either way it will cost them to make you happy and they probably won't roll over easily.
on a 1968 mustang is it hard to repair rust on that peice of metal below the rear wind sheild. its in between the rear winsheild and the trunk. how much would it cost
The early mustangs everyone likes there a old car.I don't like the mustang after 73 but i don't make fun of people for having them.If ford never made the mustang id probably have a big block fairlane or another impala.
I dont think its hate.. but there are some mustang drivers that are out trying to prove there car is fast. (mostly fox-body and newer) I cant drive the vette for 1/2 an hour without one of these mustangs finding me and trying to get me to race... I dont know if its the ford/chevy thing but it seems the mustang drivers are much more aggresive about it than camaro owners..(I have both so I'm not biased) I would think that would be the only thing to even dislike... not hate... althoug the riced out 96 v6 that the owner claimed to have a twin turbo rotary with forged pistons (true story) , I kinda hate that...
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66 Mustang Conv. 289/C4 resto-mod with shelby hood and grill/ white on black..
67 Camaro coupe- 327/powerglide 4BBL Aztec Gold with Black Vynl Roof
91 Camaro Vert- TPI 350/T5 white on grey
98 Trans am WS6 - all stock Black/ Grey
05 C6- LS2/T56 corsa cat-back, CAI, Z51 performance package, ZO6 Wheels Black/Black
Just the other day I was out cruising in the Mach and I was stopped next to a absolutely beautiful 68 Camaro that was butternut yellow with a black vinyl top (one of my favorite cars ever built). I gave him a friendly wave from one classic car enthusiast to another and that sorry s.o.b. gave me a thumbs down and rolled his window up. I dont think it was so much of an I hate mustangs thing as it was an im an arrogant jerk no matter what I drive thing.
Just the other day I was out cruising in the Mach and I was stopped next to a absolutely beautiful 68 Camaro that was butternut yellow with a black vinyl top (one of my favorite cars ever built). I gave him a friendly wave from one classic car enthusiast to another and that sorry s.o.b. gave me a thumbs down and rolled his window up. I dont think it was so much of an I hate mustangs thing as it was an im an arrogant jerk no matter what I drive thing.
now thats just not right... heck I give "thumbs up" to ANY old car on the road.. even if I'm on my sportbike (which ocassionally gets dirty looks from the classic car crowd)...
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66 Mustang Conv. 289/C4 resto-mod with shelby hood and grill/ white on black..
67 Camaro coupe- 327/powerglide 4BBL Aztec Gold with Black Vynl Roof
91 Camaro Vert- TPI 350/T5 white on grey
98 Trans am WS6 - all stock Black/ Grey
05 C6- LS2/T56 corsa cat-back, CAI, Z51 performance package, ZO6 Wheels Black/Black
Hello. A few years ago I was out picking up our Christmas tree in a 65 K code coupe that I had. I had pulled the back seat out so I could stuff it all the way up in there with just the top of the tree sticking out. As I was trying to get out of the parking lot, traffic on the road was pretty heavy and I was trying to be civilized about the situation, so I waited and waited and waited some more for a good gap to ease out into, but it just wasn't coming. I got tired of waiting, so when I saw a little bit of daylight, I just hammered it and cut the wheel a bit so I would go sideways, but in a controled way.The car scooted out sideways into the second lane, the tires caught traction right on cue and jumped up to traffic speed ( about 50) in no time flat. Tires squeeling, straight-pipe exhaust,all of that stuff. An old guy in a bird-hood trans am eased up beside me at the next light. At first, you could see that he was a little bit surprised to see me driving the car like that, but then he broke into a great big grin and gave me a thumbs up.