2zzinside

I'm a 20 y/o college student from va and I'll be the first to admit that I hate domestics and almost everything they stand for. I drive a 00 Toyota MR2 Spyder, I'm more about the curves than the speed. However, I respect what they used to be and am not here to bash anyone or argue otherwise.Anyway, I just came into ownership of several classic cars in need of lots of restoration one of which being an older style mustang.(the others being a 66 thunderbird, 57 chevy bel air, 40 something buick and a 72 chevy impala) from the looks of it, I'd say its around a 71-74 but cant tell, it's definitely not a mach 1 so that might help narrow it down. If I post some pics up is there any way to tell for sure? I can't look up the VIN from any website I've been to. I'd really like to get it restored and look forward to coming here for advice from everyone that wants to give their $.02. Thanks

TrplWhtGT

Lol! Prolly not the best opening line requesting help from guys on a site called "Mustang Forums"! Good luck anyway and congrats on your recent acquisiton of cars

TPony

Dang...another one...

Well...welcome to the forum..i think...recommend repost in the appropiate section for some feedback...I hope...

2zzinside

if it helps my image, I dont have so much of a problem with the cars, its the big f-350 diesel pickups and such that get 8 miles per gallon that I see people running errands in. I have lots of respect for the mustangs power, especially the cobra that killed by turbo rsx last year by almost 2 seconds.[:@] Should I post again in the classics section to see if I get more of a response about the car?

TrplWhtGT

Post up some pics in the classics section and refer to them on your subject line. Car guys can't resist pics. That'll give you a shoe in for some help. I'll bet you're a big fan of Hummers too! lol

randy78045

Welcome to the forums...

grabbem88

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