Heartbreaking Mustang
03-19-2009, 04:03 PM
#11
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True story.
1983 I was in high school and a friend of mines parents had recently divorced. Well his momma hooked up with some redneck/white trash and somehow he talked her in to letting him turn her 1977 Trans Am into a roundy-rounder racer.
That guy must have had an 11" tongue and the ability to breath through his ears.
After a month on the track that car was trashed.
1983 I was in high school and a friend of mines parents had recently divorced. Well his momma hooked up with some redneck/white trash and somehow he talked her in to letting him turn her 1977 Trans Am into a roundy-rounder racer.
That guy must have had an 11" tongue and the ability to breath through his ears.
After a month on the track that car was trashed.
03-19-2009, 06:33 PM
#13
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-i saw a mustang ii in a demolition just a year ago
-my dad tells me stories of using the deck lid on a hemi dart to spread gravel at his newly constructed car dealership in the 80's
-saw a 60's cougar jumped over some dirt ramp into a mud pit and left there....
and lastly there is a gremlin wrapped around a tree (my dad did that) rusting away in the woods at my grand dads house, but who cares about that....
-my dad tells me stories of using the deck lid on a hemi dart to spread gravel at his newly constructed car dealership in the 80's
-saw a 60's cougar jumped over some dirt ramp into a mud pit and left there....
and lastly there is a gremlin wrapped around a tree (my dad did that) rusting away in the woods at my grand dads house, but who cares about that....
03-19-2009, 08:14 PM
#14
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That thing could have been like that since the 80's when a lot of the muscle cars were ignored and discarded. Most didn't want them because they always broke down and they looked old and outdated, a perfect reason to ****** it up and convert it into something like this one.
03-19-2009, 10:57 PM
#15
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Well,
Since this turned into something else
Back in the early 80's my uncles used to have a Studebaker pick-up truck they used as a snow plow truck.
They also had a early model Chevy tow truck like from the 50's.
When I was younger we used a fiberglass late 60's Buick GTX hood as a bicycle ramp for jumping. lol
Since this turned into something else
Back in the early 80's my uncles used to have a Studebaker pick-up truck they used as a snow plow truck.
They also had a early model Chevy tow truck like from the 50's.
When I was younger we used a fiberglass late 60's Buick GTX hood as a bicycle ramp for jumping. lol
Last edited by WildMustang351; 03-19-2009 at 10:59 PM.
03-19-2009, 11:15 PM
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03-23-2009, 11:51 AM
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