Thinking of buying a '66 mustang
#11
RE: Thinking of buying a '66 mustang
Thanks! I really appreciate the help I'm getting here!
well, the dealer is a friend of mine which is how I found it and I must confess it was love at first sight.... when you say "in better shape" is there anything you see that would make you want to pay less for it?
well, the dealer is a friend of mine which is how I found it and I must confess it was love at first sight.... when you say "in better shape" is there anything you see that would make you want to pay less for it?
#12
RE: Thinking of buying a '66 mustang
http://ww2.collectorcartrader.com/searchresults.php Check it out..
Do a search for your zip.. and price range and see what comes up.. I see some really nice ones..
Do a search for your zip.. and price range and see what comes up.. I see some really nice ones..
#14
RE: Thinking of buying a '66 mustang
Grill is missing pony and corral-nice looking car...buy it...YOU ONLY LIVE ONCE.....whats the worse that can happen...you lose a couple hundred when you sell it down the road...buy it,enjoy it and live a little.
Scott
Scott
#17
RE: Thinking of buying a '66 mustang
Just get the pony.. Check out these sites and get some free parts books.. www.cjponyparts.com www.dallasmustang.com http://www.npdlink.com/modules.php?name=Mustang_Catalog
http://www.mustangsunlimited.com/Catalog_req.asp
They make great bathroom reading material also..
http://www.mustangsunlimited.com/Catalog_req.asp
They make great bathroom reading material also..
#18
RE: Thinking of buying a '66 mustang
Or you could just leave the pony off, that's what I'm planning to do as mine is not that great looking.
I can't see the pics (surf control at work) but good luck on your purchase, and WELCOME!
I can't see the pics (surf control at work) but good luck on your purchase, and WELCOME!