blue dot in the tail light

[Kit Sullivan]

Never heard of a supposed '72 J-code convertible (or any other J-code '72 Mustang for that matter). Seems that would be pretty easy to disprove.

Is there a story, or was that just a generic attention-getter?

 

[cudak888]

Never heard of a supposed '72 J-code convertible (or any other J-code '72 Mustang for that matter). Seems that would be pretty easy to disprove.

Is there a story, or was that just a generic attention-getter?

Just building on jhawk's "everything must is true on the net" joke.

No '72 429s. Except on Craigslist

-Kurt

 

[jhawk635]

Just building on jhawk's "everything must is true on the net" joke.

No '72 429s. Except on Craigslist

-Kurt

:goodone:

 

[Boss1Ray]

Never heard of a supposed '72 J-code convertible (or any other J-code '72 Mustang for that matter). Seems that would be pretty easy to disprove.

Is there a story, or was that just a generic attention-getter?

Just building on jhawk's "everything must is true on the net" joke.

No '72 429s. Except on Craigslist

-Kurt

"But my neighbor's dad's sister's cousin's step-sister had a friend that had one! And he said they bought it brand new just that way!"

Or something like that...

Ray

 

[cudak888]

"But my neighbor's dad's sister's cousin's step-sister had a friend that had one! And he said they bought it brand new just that way!"

Or something like that...

That reminds me of this:

http://www.mustangmonthly.com/featuredvehicles/mump_0105_1972_ford_mustang_fastback/

^

He gets the biggest kick from folks who just don't get it."People tell us they 'had one just like it,' or 'You don't see many Cobras any more!'" says Richard.

-Kurt