Classics

[BigRed]

My uncle had one he had rebuilt the motor (327) in. I loved that car. Sold it for $27K in the mid 80's.

Sounds like a hell of a deal today, doesn't it!

 

[toddnjoyce]

And it also makes a classic more affordable...

I’ve been tempted to find a donor VIN in a junkyard, and use that to paste onto a new chassis

1964-70 Mustang

59” Front track width with spindles and brake packages that accept wheels as small as 15”, 2 Piece SPEC IFS crossmember bolts over existing sub-rails. Fuel tank mounting footprint has remained unchanged, so any OEM replacement or drop in aftermarket tank can be used. Driveline positioned so...

roadstershop.com

And body

1969 Ford Mustang Fastback - Dynacorn Classic Bodies

1969Ford mustang Fastback Part Number: MS69FB MSRP: $17,500 Includes: Doors Deck Lid Shipping: Shipped FOB (Camarillo, CA) Freight charges to be determined and added to cost $595 Crating Fee required Full remittance to be paid via wire transfer before the Body Shell will be shipped Shipping...

dynacornclassicbodies.com

Crate motor, trans, and finishing off should be all in for well under $100K. Even farming out the paint.

 

[Axxe55]

I’ve been tempted to find a donor VIN in a junkyard, and use that to paste onto a new chassis

1964-70 Mustang

59” Front track width with spindles and brake packages that accept wheels as small as 15”, 2 Piece SPEC IFS crossmember bolts over existing sub-rails. Fuel tank mounting footprint has remained unchanged, so any OEM replacement or drop in aftermarket tank can be used. Driveline positioned so...

roadstershop.com

And body

1969 Ford Mustang Fastback - Dynacorn Classic Bodies

1969Ford mustang Fastback Part Number: MS69FB MSRP: $17,500 Includes: Doors Deck Lid Shipping: Shipped FOB (Camarillo, CA) Freight charges to be determined and added to cost $595 Crating Fee required Full remittance to be paid via wire transfer before the Body Shell will be shipped Shipping...

dynacornclassicbodies.com

Crate motor, trans, and finishing off should be all in for well under $100K. Even farming out the paint.

HOT ROD MAGAZINE DID A PRETTY INDEPTH ARICLEON THESEREBOP BODIESA FEW YEARS AGO!

 

[Axxe55]

ONE CLASSIC I WOUL LOVE TO HAVE , A FULLY RESTORED1870TO 1977 TRANS AM,

 

[deemus]

ONE CLASSIC I WOUL LOVE TO HAVE , A FULLY RESTORED1870TO 1977 TRANS AM,

I have a buddy with 2. 71 and 74 I think. Love his white w blue interior.



And another buddy with 76 Bandit car.

 

[Axxe55]

I have a buddy with 2. 71 and 74 I think.

And another buddy with 76 Bandit car.

THE 1976 WOULBE THE 50TH ANNIVERSARY MODEL AND THE FIRST YEAR THEY STARTED DOINTHE BLACK AND GOLD SPECIAL EDITION MODELS!THE ACTUAL SMOKEY AND THE BANDIT TA WAS A 1976 MODEL WITH A 1977 INTERIOAND NOSE!

 

[deemus]

My buddy has a high end motor in his. Balanced and stuff. It’s a 500+ HP beast.

 

[BigRed]

ONE CLASSIC I WOUL LOVE TO HAVE , A FULLY RESTORED1870TO 1977 TRANS AM,

The 1870 model is extremely rare

 

[Axxe55]

The 1870 model is extremely rare

SO ARE THE 1969 1971 AND 1972 MODELS

 

[PDiddy]

64 Impala Super Sport with a 396.

 

[Axxe55]

64 Impala Super Sport with a 396.

MY STEPMOM HAD A 1065 SSIMPALA WITH A 327 AND FOUR SPEED WHEN SHE MARRIED MY FATHER

 

[General Zod]

Y'know, if I had massive amounts of "disposable" money, I'd be very tempted to track down a customized Australian 1976 Ford Falcon XB GT Hardtop...

 

[Axxe55]

Y'know, if I had massive amounts of "disposable" money, I'd be very tempted to track down a customized Australian 1976 Ford Falcon XB GT Hardtop...

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THE MAD MAX INTERCEPTORA VERY COOLCAR!THE BLOWER SETUP WAS PRETTY COOL BUT WOULD NEVER WORK IN REALITY!

 

[General Zod]

THE MAD MAX INTERCEPTORA VERY COOLCAR!THE BLOWER SETUP WAS PRETTY COOL BUT WOULD NEVER WORK IN REALITY!

It was a fake blower in Mad Max...but in The Road Warrior (AKA Mad Max II everywhere else in the world) George Miller insisted that the blower be functional. Apparently the two huge gas tanks in the trunk in that movie were functional and necessary because of the sheer amount of gas it gulped down while producing 600 horsepower.

 

[Axxe55]

It was a fake blower in Mad Max...but in The Road Warrior (AKA Mad Max II everywhere else in the world) George Miller insisted that the blower be functional. Apparently the two huge gas tanks in the trunk in that movie were functional and necessary because of the sheer amount of gas it gulped down while producing 600 horsepower.

It was a fake blower in Mad Max...but in The Road Warrior (AKA Mad Max II everywhere else in the world) George Miller insisted that the blower be functional. Apparently the two huge gas tanks in the trunk in that movie were functional and necessary because of the sheer amount of gas it gulped down while producing 600 horsepower.

IFOUND OUT WATCHING SOME VIDEOS OF PEOPLE BUILDING REPLICAS THE BLOWERWAS GUTTEDOFIT'S INTERNAL PARTS

 

[General Zod]

IFOUND OUT WATCHING SOME VIDEOS OF PEOPLE BUILDING REPLICAS THE BLOWERWAS GUTTEDOFIT'S INTERNAL PARTS

I ran across this article while looking for good pics tonight that goes through the history of the Interceptors...and the fact that the base car has become nearly impossible to find for sale anywhere. It also details the builds for each version of the car - from the nonfunctional blower to the 600 HP monster, and then the one they had to build from the ground up for "Fury Road".

www.hotcars.com/heres-what-car-enthusiasts-should-know-about-mad-maxs-interceptor/

 

[echo1]

Show us your style.

If you could buy a nice Classic car next week what would you get?
I would get a 1972 ish De Tomaso Pantera thats been done up a bit.

I'd like a'72 Pantera RSR with the 351 Clevland swapped out for a 351 Windsor with eagle heads and fuel injection. I've had Sunbeam Tigers and AMXs. PAX

 

[Steve In Texas]

If you could buy a nice Classic car next week what would you get?

Stretch goal: The adult version on my favorite Matchbox: Orange Monterverdi Hai.
Attainable Goal Mustang 5.0 V-8 Fox body, or early fastback.

 

[rl96ss]

1970 Hemi Cuda




Or a

50's chopped top Merc

 

[Dawico]

Show us your style.

If you could buy a nice Classic car next week what would you get?
I would get a 1972 ish De Tomaso Pantera thats been done up a bit.

I already did it. Keep in mind I've never been a car guy or super fancy so there's that.

I'd rather bounce around on a back road and throw some meat on a campfire than have a waiter in a tie and valet parking.

'77 Ford F100 sitting on 37" Humvee tires. Still working on specs as I just don't know much about that era. Had to jump on the deal. Worry about the details later kind of thing.