G'day
02-25-2005, 10:00 PM
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G'day
Hi all,
Just a quick hello, i am just new to this forum (obvoiusly) and I thought i would introduce myself.
I'm from Sydney and although I dont own one at the moment, I would love a 66 vert, red classic mustang. That's my dream car! Here Hoping!
Hope to talk to you all soon.. i'm sure there's lots of fun to be had!
Aims
Just a quick hello, i am just new to this forum (obvoiusly) and I thought i would introduce myself.
I'm from Sydney and although I dont own one at the moment, I would love a 66 vert, red classic mustang. That's my dream car! Here Hoping!
Hope to talk to you all soon.. i'm sure there's lots of fun to be had!
Aims
02-25-2005, 10:54 PM
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RE: G'day
Hey Aims66
Welcome to the forums. Whats more affordable in your "zone" an 66, or the new retro 05. I love mine, and I have to say, it drives alot better than my dads 67 did, when I was a teenager.
Best of luck with your dream !!
ORIGINAL: Aims66
Hi all,
Just a quick hello, i am just new to this forum (obvoiusly) and I thought i would introduce myself.
I'm from Sydney and although I dont own one at the moment, I would love a 66 vert, red classic mustang. That's my dream car! Here Hoping!
Hope to talk to you all soon.. i'm sure there's lots of fun to be had!
Aims
Hi all,
Just a quick hello, i am just new to this forum (obvoiusly) and I thought i would introduce myself.
I'm from Sydney and although I dont own one at the moment, I would love a 66 vert, red classic mustang. That's my dream car! Here Hoping!
Hope to talk to you all soon.. i'm sure there's lots of fun to be had!
Aims
Best of luck with your dream !!
02-26-2005, 04:25 AM
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RE: G'day
ORIGINAL: 95stangr
welcome from the motor city. home of the mustang,gt 40,thunderbird.hope you get that 66. would the steering be on the right side. could you find a good deal in your country? are there a lot of stangs over there?
welcome from the motor city. home of the mustang,gt 40,thunderbird.hope you get that 66. would the steering be on the right side. could you find a good deal in your country? are there a lot of stangs over there?
Theres a few, not a huge amount, mostly classics.
02-26-2005, 04:31 AM
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RE: G'day
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Welcome to the forums. Whats more affordable in your "zone" an 66, or the new retro 05. I love mine, and I have to say, it drives alot better than my dads 67 did, when I was a teenager.
Best of luck with your dream !!
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well the new one would be a little less.. although i'm a sucker for the classics.. just cant go past them. I'm only looking ofr it for a weekend car so comfort is not a major. I have a company car for everyday driving! Ford XR6, still fun to drive but not a stang!
02-26-2005, 12:49 PM
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RE: G'day
Classics are ...well....classic 4 sure.
Unless your a collector, and even then, if you buy the classic and drive it much, it will still go down in condition/value, you should test drive an 05. It amazes me just how retro it is, with all the modern advances. Not just comfort, but handling, speed, and fuel milage. Yet, it looks like a custom from the 60's so much more than a post Y2K car.
Best of luck with your choice.
Welcome to the forums. Whats more affordable in your "zone" an 66, or the new retro 05. I love mine, and I have to say, it drives alot better than my dads 67 did, when I was a teenager.
Best of luck with your dream !!
[/quote]
well the new one would be a little less.. although i'm a sucker for the classics.. just cant go past them. I'm only looking ofr it for a weekend car so comfort is not a major. I have a company car for everyday driving! Ford XR6, still fun to drive but not a stang!
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Unless your a collector, and even then, if you buy the classic and drive it much, it will still go down in condition/value, you should test drive an 05. It amazes me just how retro it is, with all the modern advances. Not just comfort, but handling, speed, and fuel milage. Yet, it looks like a custom from the 60's so much more than a post Y2K car.
Best of luck with your choice.
ORIGINAL: Aims66
Best of luck with your dream !!
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well the new one would be a little less.. although i'm a sucker for the classics.. just cant go past them. I'm only looking ofr it for a weekend car so comfort is not a major. I have a company car for everyday driving! Ford XR6, still fun to drive but not a stang!
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