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1st 1964 Vert. that was sold.
- Thread starter 70 StangMan
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AzPete
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Hmmmm.....takes me nowhere.
"AzPete" said:
Just where were you expecting to go ? :dun
I think she was tipping the ole bottle a couple times before the video was recorded. Too bad all the sheet metal except for the hood and trunk lid was replaced. Not much originality was left.
AzPete
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"70 StangMan" said:
For some reason I only see an aol auto page when I click on that link.
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Anonymous
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"AzPete" said:
Pete, you really need to buy a computer built in the 21st century!
AzPete
Well-Known Member
Dang....moved forward a century and I missed it....
Odd that it works for me now.
Odd that it works for me now.
I wouldn't fret it Pete....when ( and if ) I ever retire I will probably be hittin' the sauce as early as you. :beer"AzPete" said:
AzPete
Well-Known Member
Not early....just continuous.....lol
RagTop
Old Grumpy
You gotta admit, though, the hood looks pretty damn original. Wasn't there a story about a white convertible S/N 000001 being sold to an airline pilot by mistake when the Mustangs were touring the country and an enthusiastic salesman sold one of the display cars? The story was that Ford finally bought the car back for the Ford Museum in 1966 by seducing the owner with the 1,000,000 th Mustang built, which was also a white convertible, and a bunch of Benjamins? I wonder what the VIN on this lady's car is."cmayna" said:
crustycurmudgeon
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"cmayna" said:
Yeah, that was the old man talking. Translated: Of all the bolt-on stuff, only the hood and trunk lid are original (fenders and doors replaced). I'm guessing all the frame pieces as well as the quarter panels are largely original.