1992 Mustang Mach III return?
11-25-2008, 11:31 PM
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DAMN WHAT A TRIP!! When i was around like 5-6 old. My dads friend bought me two car models. You know, the ones that are screwed onto those rectangle black things. They look relaistic. Ya basically he bought me a Ferrari F-150 or osmething, and THAT EXACT CAR. It said MUSTANG MACH something as well. Dam, what a trip.
11-26-2008, 10:08 AM
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11-28-2008, 03:37 AM
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I think he means the Ferrari F50, which was the linear successor to the F40.
Never was a fan of the concept Mach III, looked too much like a '49-'51 Ford coupe with the top removed in my eyes. If it was a homage to the '49-'51 Ford, then I'd like it a lot, but it looks nothing like a Mustang would(or should) IMO. It'll never sell in the volumes necessary to make it worthwhile IMHO, the builder of the replica should sell it as a kit car(like the various Cobra kits) and let the buyer run wild with their interpretation. My two cents...
Never was a fan of the concept Mach III, looked too much like a '49-'51 Ford coupe with the top removed in my eyes. If it was a homage to the '49-'51 Ford, then I'd like it a lot, but it looks nothing like a Mustang would(or should) IMO. It'll never sell in the volumes necessary to make it worthwhile IMHO, the builder of the replica should sell it as a kit car(like the various Cobra kits) and let the buyer run wild with their interpretation. My two cents...
11-28-2008, 02:30 PM
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I think it looks pretty good in the front, but a bit weird in the rear, however I can see all the influences it had on the Sn-95s that would follow in it's footsteps, just looks like a more rounded off version of what would come.
I buy one if they didn't cost a google dollars just because they're something you don't see everyday, and because I'm an Sn-95 fan.
I buy one if they didn't cost a google dollars just because they're something you don't see everyday, and because I'm an Sn-95 fan.
11-29-2008, 12:41 AM
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I agree ^^^^ You can defenitely see alot of the sn-95 similarities and ques. I remember when this came out. I too remember getting the model for it, the type you glue though.
I could see this more as a kit car as some said earlier. If it was a four seater, I think it would look better IMHO.
Those rims do look sick though. I would def. grab some replicas of those if they hit the market.
I could see this more as a kit car as some said earlier. If it was a four seater, I think it would look better IMHO.
Those rims do look sick though. I would def. grab some replicas of those if they hit the market.
