73 mach 1 fastback
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RE: 73 mach 1 fastback
not trying to bash you but you kinda called me out. this isn't meant to start a war...........
the 1976 gremlin is not seen that much on the street and getting VERY VERY hard to find...it doesn't make it a cool car though.
the 1976 gremlin is not seen that much on the street and getting VERY VERY hard to find...it doesn't make it a cool car though.
as for the quote though, i was just talking about classic mustangs, sure there are lots of rare cars, i was just making a case for a reason to collect one now
it is impossible to argue with me that 64-73 Mustangs are slowly becomming more and more difficult to come by year by year
and of the years, as of now, 71-73's are the least popular, however they are becomming more and more popular
no calling out man, [8D]
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RE: 73 mach 1 fastback
yea, me and my dad bought a 71 mach 1 302 2v for $7000 a few years ago, and now we are seeing them going for $11000+ for the same engine and condition. and the look does grow on you.
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RE: 73 mach 1 fastback
Yeah, I have a 73, and I cant go anywhere without people (including cops) asking me about it. I thought it was ugly when I bought it, but loved the way it felt to drive it. When you really sit and look at all the lines, its a beautiful car. The color of my car (not a mustang color) and rims also makes it look alot better than the others I've seen, in my opinion at least. People tell me I could sell it for 30k, these people dont know what theyre talking about, but it shows how much people appreciate it.
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RE: 73 mach 1 fastback
You can sell anything for whatever price you want, as long as there's someone willing to pay for it. I love it when people on here say that something or other is only worth X, or is worth as much as Y. It's not about finding "a sucker" either.
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RE: 73 mach 1 fastback
ORIGINAL: 72MachOne99GT
nah, i wasnt calling you out, just thought you were trying to corect my un made mistake
as for the quote though, i was just talking about classic mustangs, sure there are lots of rare cars, i was just making a case for a reason to collect one now
it is impossible to argue with me that 64-73 Mustangs are slowly becomming more and more difficult to come by year by year
and of the years, as of now, 71-73's are the least popular, however they are becomming more and more popular
no calling out man, [8D]
not trying to bash you but you kinda called me out. this isn't meant to start a war...........
the 1976 gremlin is not seen that much on the street and getting VERY VERY hard to find...it doesn't make it a cool car though.
the 1976 gremlin is not seen that much on the street and getting VERY VERY hard to find...it doesn't make it a cool car though.
as for the quote though, i was just talking about classic mustangs, sure there are lots of rare cars, i was just making a case for a reason to collect one now
it is impossible to argue with me that 64-73 Mustangs are slowly becomming more and more difficult to come by year by year
and of the years, as of now, 71-73's are the least popular, however they are becomming more and more popular
no calling out man, [8D]
and as far as investment the '71-'73 is prob the best bet since they aren't so d@mn expensive yet.
but they will be soon enuff.
personally i am partial to '65-'66 myself....but i love em all....well except the '74-'78 i just don't think that can ever grow you.
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From: Eskimo Village, Indiana *No Igloo*
RE: 73 mach 1 fastback
well except the '74-'78 i just don't think that can ever grow you.
yea, they can,
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