1967 Fastback mustangs
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Joined: Jan 2007
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From: CA
RE: 1967 Fastback mustangs
I guess the coupe is what it'll have to be. The fastbacks just seem so difficult to find in great condition under $20,000. Is finding a '67 coupe under $20,000 going to be just as difficult (at least one in good condition). I have seen a couple online that look decent under 20 but it is hard to tell how much restoration has been done.
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Joined: Oct 2006
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From: Canada
RE: 1967 Fastback mustangs
Don't settle for a coupe if your hart is in a fastback. Keep looking and if you find a coupe that you fall for then go for it but just don't stop looking. As for finding one, it took two years for me to find a"good" one and it was a pile when we started to take it apart. So pictures won't tell you a thing. I found that getting classifidesfrom different citys worked better for looking because if you can post your car on the net you can also look for pricing on the net, hence the outrageous
pricing.......I remember finding a bunch in the L.A. area back then..
pricing.......I remember finding a bunch in the L.A. area back then..
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RE: 1967 Fastback mustangs
ORIGINAL: Soaring
The fastbacks came out in mid 64, so not exactly an afterthought. However you guys are right about the vert and coupe being the very first built Mustangs.
The fastbacks came out in mid 64, so not exactly an afterthought. However you guys are right about the vert and coupe being the very first built Mustangs.
The fastback was an afterthought, especially when you consider the various renditions...such as:
The 1962
And the 1963
Both 'verts, by the way.
Soaring, you'll have to go back to my "afterthought" post to see the wink emot...I was attempting to be funny.
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RE: 1967 Fastback mustangs
Call me crazy.....I always liked the coupes more!
ORIGINAL: atomsk680
damn good one though....[
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ORIGINAL: 67Rally
Coupes (and convertibles) are the original Mustangs. Fastbacks were an afterthought.
Coupes (and convertibles) are the original Mustangs. Fastbacks were an afterthought.
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From: DFW
RE: 1967 Fastback mustangs
ORIGINAL: LCC
Don't settle for a coupe if your hart is in a fastback. Keep looking and if you find a coupe that you fall for then go for it but just don't stop looking. As for finding one, it took two years for me to find a"good" one and it was a pile when we started to take it apart. So pictures won't tell you a thing. I found that getting classifidesfrom different citys worked better for looking because if you can post your car on the net you can also look for pricing on the net, hence the outrageous pricing.......I remember finding a bunch in the L.A. area back then..
Don't settle for a coupe if your hart is in a fastback. Keep looking and if you find a coupe that you fall for then go for it but just don't stop looking. As for finding one, it took two years for me to find a"good" one and it was a pile when we started to take it apart. So pictures won't tell you a thing. I found that getting classifidesfrom different citys worked better for looking because if you can post your car on the net you can also look for pricing on the net, hence the outrageous
pricing.......I remember finding a bunch in the L.A. area back then..
