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You didn't click on the link did ya? Heres what it says. Curb-weight range, pounds: 2,445-2,800 (1965); 2,488-2,800 (1966)You'll also note in my first post it says "if the web sight is correct?"
. I'm going by the numbers in the link, I don't know **** about first gen mustangs(And dont have any real interest in them til about the 1968 model) but I dont see why you couldn't strip 250 pounds out of one if the link is correct?
If the OP is taking about crank horsepower it's a lowish 13 second car if he's talking Wheel hp it could be a high 11 second car. The way it sits right now in those photos......Who cares it doesn't look like it's gonna be running any time soon.
. I'm going by the numbers in the link, I don't know **** about first gen mustangs(And dont have any real interest in them til about the 1968 model) but I dont see why you couldn't strip 250 pounds out of one if the link is correct?
If the OP is taking about crank horsepower it's a lowish 13 second car if he's talking Wheel hp it could be a high 11 second car. The way it sits right now in those photos......Who cares it doesn't look like it's gonna be running any time soon.
Last edited by bluebeastsrt; Mar 1, 2009 at 08:06 AM.
God damn are you going to beat this dead horse again. If the link is wrong then it's wrong! At what point in the first post did it sound like I was claiming ultiamate knowledge of this car? Look up "IF" in the dictonary. That was the very first word in my first post. Your knowledge of old rusty Fords is greater than mine. Thats what you've been wanting to hear right?
ok everyone chill.
i got some answers, thats all i need.
since theres no way to really know how much it WILL weigh when its running, im just gonna drive down the street to the dumps and tell em to weigh my car and then roast em on the way out.
i got some answers, thats all i need.
since theres no way to really know how much it WILL weigh when its running, im just gonna drive down the street to the dumps and tell em to weigh my car and then roast em on the way out.


