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Some beautiful drives in that part of the country.
Some beautiful drives in that part of the country.
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Yes there is. We did a poker run around Custer state park yesterday
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The yellow 72 is from Saskatchewan
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So I can say I went and did the mustang rally. I don’t know that I’ll do it again. Out of over 500 cars less than 30 were classics. I was hoping for a lot more than that
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That's too bad. I guess a lot of the classic Mustangs had been to the 60th Anniversary event in Birmingham and the Boss Reunion in Pittsburg.
Someone should host a 71-73 Mustang gathering in the central US. I'd drive to that.
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Its not only happening to Mustangs but other vehicle's as well along with the Hot Rod Power Tour. We went to a show in North Carolina recently for Mustangs, Broncos and F100's. I would say 90% of the Mustangs were 90's model or newer. The Bronco's were probably 95% new ones. When we did the power tour if I saw 1 new Challenger I saw 5000. I get it to a point but anyone can get in a new car and drive cross country.
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I understand completely what everyone is saying. I am part of a club here "Iowa Mustangs Unstabled" we have a lot of great events and cruises, but at least 95% are newer (I refer to post Fox Body as newer). The few of us with classics still enjoy the events and actually draw the larger crowds at the shows.
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If there would be enough interest in a 71-73 gathering I’d be willing to try to get something put together here in south central Nebraska. Maybe do something 73 and older
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There was an international mustang show (western Canada and western USA) in calgary this past Labour Day weekend. The show and shine was limited to 500 cars, and I am guessing of the 500 cars, a little more than half were newer mustangs (newer than the fox bodies). There was plenty of beautiful ‘64.5 - ‘73 mustangs, with about a half dozen ‘67-‘68 GT 500’s, and a couple of GT 350’s. I was surprised how many J and K codes were there. However, I only saw three, ‘71-‘
73 fastbacks.
I spoke with a gentleman who drove his 65 up from San Jose, California (over 3 days), but I gotta say there were plenty of trailers in the neighbouring parking lots.
73 fastbacks.
I spoke with a gentleman who drove his 65 up from San Jose, California (over 3 days), but I gotta say there were plenty of trailers in the neighbouring parking lots.
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