Mustangs

Steve Chapman · Post by **Steve Chapman** » Sat Nov 04, 17 11:03 pm

Seems to be a run of 60s Mustangs on eBay at the minute. Nearly on par with the unfinished hot rods.

mad machs · Post by **mad machs** » Thu Nov 09, 17 4:20 pm

Easy to sell and parts are plentiful

Pete · Post by **Pete** » Thu Nov 09, 17 5:42 pm

mad machs wrote: ↑Thu Nov 09, 17 4:20 pm Easy to sell and parts are plentiful

Second best always is.....

mad machs · Post by **mad machs** » Fri Nov 10, 17 10:20 am

The numbers speak for themselves

TW71 · Post by **TW71** » Wed Dec 27, 17 12:47 pm

Just great looking cars IMHO

drewcrane · Post by **drewcrane** » Wed Dec 27, 17 5:28 pm

TW71 wrote: ↑Wed Dec 27, 17 12:47 pm Just great looking cars IMHO

Mustang kinda started it all,Ford hit that one out of the park as they say, and they are still very popular and fairly cheap too

Super Sloth · Post by **Super Sloth** » Sat Dec 30, 17 12:06 am

When we bought our '72 Demon, a '66 mustang was the other strong contender but only because it seems the sensible choice on paper if you just want to dip your toe in the water to experience LHD american.
Plenty examples to view at all sorts of budgets, plenty of people wanting to buy so a ready market if you decide you don't like it for whatever reason?

Fortunately sense (or lack there of?) prevailed and we picked the mopar option.

Mopar Muscle Association UK

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