ORIGINAL: hawgman

You can have Elenor, I will take Angelina.

ORIGINAL: nickbrace


Hawgman - you will sooooo have to fight me for her since I am madly in love with her

ORIGINAL: JWB

Those pictures are NOT an Eleanor. It is actually a 1968 Fastback that has been taken down to the frame and rebuilt. I wish i had a way to copy the article and past it here.

Here is the article, it is 9 pages and details several different mustangs, STEEDA, SALEEN, STOCK GT, V6, GTR, and the ELEANOR!!!!

http://www.roadandtrack.com/article....&page_number=8

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Like any self-respecting car nut, Carolyn has dutifully avoided adding up all the parts costs. "That would be way too scary," she says. Perhaps her car is payback for the years she spent with her first car, an '86 Mustang 4-cylinder. "Mom and Dad wouldn't let me get a GT because I was still on their insurance." When asked what's next for her Mustang, she stares pensively into middle distance and says, "An oil cooler...or maybe I'll yank the foglamps and put in brake cooling ducts." But shortly before press time, we found that she had placed an order for the ultimate upgrade — a showroom-fresh 2005 Mustang GT, Sonic Blue with the Premium Package. — DK

Do you guys want me to introduce you to her?

ORIGINAL: GWFoos

(end of sentence that was deleted) "...as she occasionally frequents my nursing home for her charitable duties. Bring your bedpan and join the group!"