History tends to repeat itself
10-31-2006, 01:55 AM
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RE: History tends to repeat itself
ORIGINAL: MrSandman
I pulled up at the store today.. and some old guy smoking a cig asked me what year my mustang was... I told him 2007.. he thought it was late 60's... I thought that was interesting. He then said.. wow.. they are making them look like the older style.. then he told me how much he paid for his.. around $2,300... Mine was 10 x that.
I pulled up at the store today.. and some old guy smoking a cig asked me what year my mustang was... I told him 2007.. he thought it was late 60's... I thought that was interesting. He then said.. wow.. they are making them look like the older style.. then he told me how much he paid for his.. around $2,300... Mine was 10 x that.
10-31-2006, 03:11 AM
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RE: History tends to repeat itself
ORIGINAL: MrSandman
I pulled up at the store today.. and some old guy smoking a cig asked me what year my mustang was... I told him 2007.. he thought it was late 60's... I thought that was interesting. He then said.. wow.. they are making them look like the older style.. then he told me how much he paid for his.. around $2,300... Mine was 10 x that.
I pulled up at the store today.. and some old guy smoking a cig asked me what year my mustang was... I told him 2007.. he thought it was late 60's... I thought that was interesting. He then said.. wow.. they are making them look like the older style.. then he told me how much he paid for his.. around $2,300... Mine was 10 x that.
11-01-2006, 01:38 AM
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RE: History tends to repeat itself
You forgot to add the last part which was cut off from the pic:
1966-
Ford will continue to satisfy Mustang enthusiasts accross America by not ending production like Pontiac, Chevy, and Chrysler will eventually do.
2006-
Ford will continue to satisfy Mustang enthusiasts accross America by not ending production like Pontiac, Chevy, and Chrysler will eventually do, again.
1966-
Ford will continue to satisfy Mustang enthusiasts accross America by not ending production like Pontiac, Chevy, and Chrysler will eventually do.
2006-
Ford will continue to satisfy Mustang enthusiasts accross America by not ending production like Pontiac, Chevy, and Chrysler will eventually do, again.
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