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BMW E39
Mmm, 408. Killer stang man! ![Smilie](https://mbworld.org/forums/images/smilies/smile.gif)
Rock, if you are interested in classic American cars, I'd suggest you go a different direction. Mustangs and Camaros are "commonplace" in the classic car world. Go for a old Dodge, like a Challenger. The value goes up exponentially over time for the old Dodges.
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Rock, if you are interested in classic American cars, I'd suggest you go a different direction. Mustangs and Camaros are "commonplace" in the classic car world. Go for a old Dodge, like a Challenger. The value goes up exponentially over time for the old Dodges.
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Great looking Mustang. I grew up around mustangs and have a special place in my heart for them new or old.
I worked with my Dad on restoring a 67 GT350 and 68 GT500. Both were great cars. I have always been into Saleen Mustangs too. I just sold this one last year
a triple black 94 Saleen S-351R Speedster.
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I worked with my Dad on restoring a 67 GT350 and 68 GT500. Both were great cars. I have always been into Saleen Mustangs too. I just sold this one last year
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2006 ML500
That 68 is awesome! I had a red 68 coupe all the way through high school. It didn't take me long to blow the original 289 to pieces racing home every day....
I actually kept the car for many years until I moved to Miami....it was just too hot without A/C and the quarter panels had major cancer so I let her go since I was too poor to get it all fixed. Still miss it! The convertible would be sweet down here!
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I actually kept the car for many years until I moved to Miami....it was just too hot without A/C and the quarter panels had major cancer so I let her go since I was too poor to get it all fixed. Still miss it! The convertible would be sweet down here!
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Old Mustangs
That is impressive; to get a classic mustang in the tens!
I like the color too
I LOVE old Mustangs! Had a 1968 model since I was five years old. Okay, I admit my parents drove it until I was actually old enough to drive. I also have a 1965 convertible. The picture is of my '65 - my version of "Eleanor" from the movie Gone in 60 Seconds. I'm selling it soon and replacing with a new Shelby Convertible. The other picture is a Shelby Continuation car (based on Eleanor).
I like the color too
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I LOVE old Mustangs! Had a 1968 model since I was five years old. Okay, I admit my parents drove it until I was actually old enough to drive. I also have a 1965 convertible. The picture is of my '65 - my version of "Eleanor" from the movie Gone in 60 Seconds. I'm selling it soon and replacing with a new Shelby Convertible. The other picture is a Shelby Continuation car (based on Eleanor).
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