New 64 Mustang
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That is awesome!
The price though, it no awesome
The price though, it no awesome
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Rich mans toy. That's not what Mustang was about. It's hard to believe they could ever appreciate in value with a 120,000 price tag new. Here today gone tomorrow I don't think these will sell.
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Kit Sullivan
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I think it is great. There are enough well-heeled sucessful older adults with enough disposable income to afford one of these.
Who wouldn't want to tool around in a brand-new, thoroughly yet subtly-updated version of a favorite old car?
I would love to have a brand-new 71 429 mach 1 with modern suspension and brakes, a 500+ horse fuel-injected 429 and a 100,000 mile warranty!
Who wouldn't want to tool around in a brand-new, thoroughly yet subtly-updated version of a favorite old car?
I would love to have a brand-new 71 429 mach 1 with modern suspension and brakes, a 500+ horse fuel-injected 429 and a 100,000 mile warranty!
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-Hmmm! It appears that resto-mod is making a comeback - or maybe it never really faded, but is stronger than ever with the new tech available for reasonable cost these days However, a turnkey product like that 64 is pretty pricy for most of us.
garrett7
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People have been building cars with these dynacorn bodies for a few years now and obviously it costs a pretty penny to have one done. This guy is just slapping a warranty on it.
Personally if i was in the market for something like that I'd use my $120k to have a shop build one the way i wanted it.
Personally if i was in the market for something like that I'd use my $120k to have a shop build one the way i wanted it.
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Kit Sullivan
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This is obviously for people who don't want to go to the trouble of havoing to arrange and do it for themselves. They want to write a check, drive away in a new "old" Mustang.
Don't know if i would consider it a "resto-mod", which to me was the inclusion of modern wheels tires, lowered suspension, custom bodywork and paint, and the like.
I would call this a "Resto-update"
Don't know if i would consider it a "resto-mod", which to me was the inclusion of modern wheels tires, lowered suspension, custom bodywork and paint, and the like.
I would call this a "Resto-update"
