Mustang Mach1-E: Mach1-E...

CoDen Loc: Little R, SC

Mach1-E

Fredfish Loc: Prospect CT.

Papa-D wrote:

Mach1-E

Good one Papa -D. It's too bad they didn't use an actual Mach 1 for th meme.

CoDen Loc: Little R, SC

Fredfish wrote:

Good one Papa -D. It's too bad they didn't use an actual Mach 1 for th meme.

True but was taken lol. I had ‘66 Mustang Convertible with 289 Hp 4 Speed. Had a lot of fun with it. 🌴😎🌴

Fredfish Loc: Prospect CT.

Papa-D wrote:

True but was taken lol. I had ‘66 Mustang Convertible with 289 Hp 4 Speed. Had a lot of fun with it. 🌴😎🌴

I only had one, a '68 Coupe, 6 banger , beater. My buddy had a '68 GT, Ragtop, with the 390 . That thing was scary.

ghaynes1 Loc: Strawberry Plains, TN

Fredfish wrote:

I only had one, a '68 Coupe, 6 banger , beater. My buddy had a '68 GT, Ragtop, with the 390 . That thing was scary.

I'll take a '69 Ford Mustang Boss. My dream wheels.

Fredfish Loc: Prospect CT.

ghaynes1 wrote:

I'll take a '69 Ford Mustang Boss. My dream wheels.

Yeah Greg, the Boss 9 is a BEAST. A guy I know in the next town over has one. Hard to believe how much modification was required to stuff that 429 Shotgun Semi Hemi in that engine bay. They had to redesign the front suspension and move the shock towers out to fit it in there, and it's still a tight fit.

ghaynes1 Loc: Strawberry Plains, TN

Fredfish wrote:

Yeah Greg, the Boss 9 is a BEAST. A guy I know in the next town over has one. Hard to believe how much modification was required to stuff that 429 Shotgun Semi Hemi in that engine bay. They had to redesign the front suspension and move the shock towers out to fit it in there, and it's still a tight fit.

I believe it. Did you see that Ford will basically recreate any old Mustang you want now if you're willing to pay the price. It ranges from $200k on up.

El Rod Loc: Port A

Fredfish wrote:

Good one Papa -D. It's too bad they didn't use an actual Mach 1 for th meme.

That looks like a fine ride Fred. Thanks for the photo 😎👍

Fredfish Loc: Prospect CT.

El Rod wrote:

That looks like a fine ride Fred. Thanks for the photo 😎👍

It's not mine El Rod. Just a picture off the web.

Fredfish Loc: Prospect CT.

ghaynes1 wrote:

I believe it. Did you see that Ford will basically recreate any old Mustang you want now if you're willing to pay the price. It ranges from $200k on up.

I didn't hear about Ford doing that but there's several companies making brand new classic muscle cars. 69 Cameros, 70 Hemi Cudas, and Mustangs. They have made agreements with the original manufacturers and are issued new, Original VIN numbers. The cars are titled as the original year, but brand new.

Gordon Loc: Charleston South Carolina

My 68 GT Fastback. Stock with a 302 4 barrel carb. Not a Mach 1 though. Use to be mine.

ghaynes1 Loc: Strawberry Plains, TN

Fredfish wrote:

I didn't hear about Ford doing that but there's several companies making brand new classic muscle cars. 69 Cameros, 70 Hemi Cudas, and Mustangs. They have made agreements with the original manufacturers and are issued new, Original VIN numbers. The cars are titled as the original year, but brand new.

I thought it was Ford Fred but it may be what you mentioned. We have a lot of car shows here in the cities on the edge of the mountains. You will see some beautiful Mustangs among other classics. We also have The Dragon(11 miles long, 321 turns), the bikers and sports car folks have rallies and run that thing. It goes from TN into NC. The bikers misjudged the turns sometimes and crash. Usually, the crashes are fatal.

Fredfish Loc: Prospect CT.

Gordon wrote:

My 68 GT Fastback. Stock with a 302 4 barrel carb. Not a Mach 1 though. Use to be mine.

That's beautiful Gordon. I was an Oldsmobile guy most of my younger days. I wish I had pictures of all of them, but all I have is my '70 Rallye 350.

Fredfish Loc: Prospect CT.

ghaynes1 wrote:

I thought it was Ford Fred but it may be what you mentioned. We have a lot of car shows here in the cities on the edge of the mountains. You will see some beautiful Mustangs among other classics. We also have The Dragon(11 miles long, 321 turns), the bikers and sports car folks have rallies and run that thing. It goes from TN into NC. The bikers misjudged the turns sometimes and crash. Usually, the crashes are fatal.

I love car shows Greg. We just had our annual end of summer show last week. We get about 400 cars, not bad for a little town of 10k people. I've heard lots of stories about the Dragon. I'd love to ride in the Smokey Mountains, but the Dragon sounds too technical for me on my Harley. It would be fun on a Rice Rocket.

ghaynes1 Loc: Strawberry Plains, TN

Fredfish wrote:

That's beautiful Gordon. I was an Oldsmobile guy most of my younger days. I wish I had pictures of all of them, but all I have is my '70 Rallye 350.

Nice wheels Gordon