fastbackford351

Yepper.

Moonshine

Maybe I'm just stupid or dumb...but the title clearly states..."SOHC".

Maybe the guy was just posting a video of how badass an all motor SOHC can be?

uberstang1

Ya 427 sohc na badness, not 281 lol

Moonshine

So it's a little different....give 'em a break! It sure sounds mean.

Nevel D. Maitland

I'm not afraid of mods, and I'm not convinced that I have a rare car, just because it's clean. But, it's the cleanest, all-original 1998 GT that I've seen. And it's made it 15 years without a scratch, without a dent, and without any modifications. So, it seems reasonable that I should keep it that way. someday very soon, it will be rare. In 1973, My father died while driving his 1965 Mustang (GT with 289 cid, 4bbl)... so its been a dream to own one of my own. btw, the black GT is very nice...tastefully modified..)

Moonshine

Gonna be a LOOOOOONG time until that thing is 'rare'. No offense...but mustangs are one of the most common(ly) owned and modded cars next to hondas.

You'll get the mod bug soon enough and thing will end up with a twin hairdried 800 horse motor before you know it!

uberstang1

By the time these cars are collectable cars wont be on the road anymore

sn95_331_GT_ yellow

theres no way im EVER going to wait until my car is a "collectable"...

hopefully its so far removed from a stock car by that point ill have to convince everyone it was in fact one day just a lowly NPI GT... lol


on a side note, do we have almost all the SN95 guys posting in here? i thought there were more but i dunno now...

Nevel D. Maitland

I've got a few other things on my short list that I would like to get before modifications can be considered.. Like an Ibanez SR5005... Right now, it doesn't matter how fast it is, I can just barely get my Fender Am Std Jazz Bass in it. And my bass amp won't fit in the trunk... So, maybe I should modify the interior for hauling my bass gear to gigs..