*HEAVY BREATHING*
Post one newer pic of your ride (EVERYONE!!)
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*HEAVY BREATHING*
Noticed your handle. I'm in the trade as well, can't wait to get out of it.
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I will never see a point in a low mileage mustang.
#flamesuiton
“ Let me buy a fun car to not have fun with”
Cool story
Car looks good though
#flamesuiton
“ Let me buy a fun car to not have fun with”
Cool story
Car looks good though
It can definetly be hard on the body. Im 15 years in, i cant complain overall YET. It surely beat taking out loans to go to college etc LOL.
19 years here. Hate heat pumps more every year. And all the "friends" that only call when their shit aint working.
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Gotta love an old school Ford Falcon with mega power! 1,111rwhp! Wow! My wife drove a '65 Falcon back in the day. A sluggish 6-cylinder. LOL.
Nice looking MG Cobra! And only 4K miles. Win!!! Back in late 2002, I wanted to buy a 2003 Mineral Gray Cobra, but production had stopped, so I order a Dark Shadow Gray instead. After having owned the DSG, I would have been equally happy with either color.
I’m gonna slowly walk backwards out of this one LOL.
He fren, wanna come down and take a look at mine? I'll get some beers...
Found this pic of my B3 puttin in some work at the road course a few years back.
Meh, we’re all into cars for different reasons. I enjoy the challenge of finding rare color, low mileage, stock terminators. Used to enjoy racing them non stop, The hobby changes over time…
Thanks! I've had mine (in various iterations, this being 3.0) since I was 15. I swear Falcons must have been standard issue with as many people tell me they had one or a family member had one. haha!
Finding isn’t a challenge. You got the money. You find it.
I can find any color, any. Whatever I want with enough money .
You’d be surprised. It’s not about money as much as it is opportunity. Same thing with foxbodys. Finding clean low millage coupes just isn’t possible. Ask any collector. It’s not always about money. Hell im not rich or by any means a high roller, that alone is proof in itself. Either way you enjoy your car, I’ll do mine
My best childhood bud owns a small HVAC company out here.
He's always the first I call for any HVAC or electrical issue lol.
Im sure he loves (hates) me.
Flame suit?? ** Hold my BEER **
New addition fellas!!!! Brand new 10 second DD.
I do enjoy the cars I’ve had.
It’s the same reason I love slutty broads and not virgins
They were definitely popular back in early-mid 1960s. Inexpensive and as a compact, easy to drive. I especially remember the Sprint and Futura. Most Falcons that I can remember were six cylinder powered. The 260 cu. in. V8 option (164hp) in the Sprint was offered in 1963 in limited production. The compact Falcon was, of course, the predecessor of the Mustang.
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