no more ugly taillights

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  1. franktf

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    If you traded the Mav even you came out good on that deal..... The early Stangs just bring more money the the Mav's do.....
     
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    blugene Senior member Supporting Member

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    Reminds me of that show where you trade up lol.. Looks like a decent score. My wish to you is little to no rust :tiphat:
     
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    mav1970 Bob Hatcher

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    Looks like you made out nicely :thumbs2:
     
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    Yes traded even up for both of them.
     
  5. fan2488

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    Yes, the 66 is set up for a v8 3 speed. Might put the 302 in it, once I go pick it up. The 3 speed is still in it. The 66 already has disc brakes installed.
     
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    Both have the mustang/ maverick cowl rust.
     
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    I think I did too. Ive been wanting a mustang again for awhile. Going to drive the 68, while Im fixing my maverick.
     
  8. 71gold

    71gold Frank Cooper Supporting Member

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    :hmmm:..seems like they are worth the same...all this Guy got was a Maverick for them...:yup:
     
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    I traded a '66 for my Maverick.
     
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    i had a 66 mustang it got stolen in houston, tx... i will always remember that car.. it was like 5-6 different colors but i still loved it
     
  11. fan2488

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    I love mustangs also. Been wanting to get another for awhile. Never thought I would end up with two of them. I am going to build the 66. It will be awhile though. Going to do a few things to the 68 just to spruce it up a bit. Then going to finish my maverick.
     
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    I am personally more fond of the camaros and early novas. Early Vettes. Nash cars. Etc.

    I never thought I would own a ford (now two of them).

    But I have to admit, the new one needs no work and is a blast to drive, the old one only needs work when I push it too hard and break something, and it is a blast to drive.
     
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    i like the early camaros too. Ive had a few of those over the years. I called on a couple of them before getting these, but were already gone.
     
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    I think the Mavs are WAY more interesting to work on. Few parts are available, and way more junk yard diving to find semi-usable fenders and hoods.,
     
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    Junk yard diving is enjoyable I have been doing that for many years. It will be nice knowing that if I cant find a part, I can just go buy it...... After all isnt that what were all hoping we could do with our mavericks?
     

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