your garage
2nd Gear Member
Joined: Jan 2007
Posts: 403
From: Plant City FL
RE: your garage
ORIGINAL: fordfanboy
My garage sucks...lol
But I spend a lot of time in my dad's and my uncle's garages...lol
Here is one of my uncle's garages (he has 2 like this at his house!!)...
http://homepage.mac.com/chevykiller/...Theater12.html
My dad and him share a 38,000 sq ft. garage in Ontario and I'll get some cool vids of it after the finals in Pomona...
Yeah, it's good to be them...lol[sm=bangbang.gif]
My garage sucks...lol
But I spend a lot of time in my dad's and my uncle's garages...lol
Here is one of my uncle's garages (he has 2 like this at his house!!)...
http://homepage.mac.com/chevykiller/...Theater12.html
My dad and him share a 38,000 sq ft. garage in Ontario and I'll get some cool vids of it after the finals in Pomona...
Yeah, it's good to be them...lol[sm=bangbang.gif]
4th Gear Member
Joined: Jul 2007
Posts: 1,852
From: East Moline, IL
RE: your garage
ORIGINAL: pascal
+1 DarkFireGT...
Although I think that 74/78 car is a piece of crap (please,don't take offense), it definitely kept the name alive and the front suspension was a good innovation for the restomod down the line.
After 1970,I go staight to 05. The in between Stangs just don't do it for me. I don't like the body lines on any of them. I like the Terminators for the drivetrain and performance only.
+1 DarkFireGT...
Although I think that 74/78 car is a piece of crap (please,don't take offense), it definitely kept the name alive and the front suspension was a good innovation for the restomod down the line.
After 1970,I go staight to 05. The in between Stangs just don't do it for me. I don't like the body lines on any of them. I like the Terminators for the drivetrain and performance only.
I like all years, but I have my favorites. I don't care much for earlier SN95's, but I do like Terminators and Mach 1's, and the later SN95 GT's I liked (probably because I had an '03). I like some Fox's. But none captured the true sense of the Ford Mustang after 1973 (and I might even argue really, after 71, because they stoppd production on the Boss) until 2005.
But, back to the real topic, garages...
Here's a nice one.. (not mine)
2nd Gear Member
Joined: Sep 2007
Posts: 365
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RE: your garage
some people just run out and buy a mustang and drive it without knowing anything about the history (which is cool ). but if you looked into these cars you'd realize that everything darkfire said about the mustang II is true. enjoy your cars guys because if it wasn't for that little econobox we wouldn't even be on this forum right now!
3rd Gear Member
Joined: Jul 2005
Posts: 718
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RE: your garage
unfortunatley i don't have pics, but mine has been converted to house poker night. I have my old 65' stang street rod as my centerpiece, but it sits on jackstands so the tires don't dry rot. I have a small bar in the corner and a full blown bona-fide brass stripper pole on one side. Only hired a stripper for it twice right after i put it in as a sort of novelty. But the garage is really more of a room of the house nowdays....guess it could be called the entertainment room
Pics of chick? maybe?
