Christmas town 71-73 Mustang style

[vamach1]

Of course in real life these cars would never been driven on snow covered streets. Merry Christmas

Rex

vamach1

Some of these are from the Johnny Lighting Magma series of 1/43 cars from around maybe 1999.

 

[72Mike]

Our kind of town, for sure. Nice display!

 

[droptop73]

That's pretty cool Rex.

 

[OLE PONY]

Neat display. We usually set up a village with Lionel trains, but skipped it this year.

 

[mach71351c]

That's awesome.

 

[Don65Stang]

NIce work! The red one with argent hood is a combo I haven't seen in real life. I like it.

 

[T-K]

COOL:banana:

 

[rvrtrash]

Very nice! I would have to disagree with one thing though. Back in the 70's, my '72 Mach was my daily driver, all year. I took it camping, everything. One year I went up to the woods and brought back an 8' Christmas tree, over snow covered roads. I didn't need any pine scented air freshener for months. Several times I got stuck because the snow was to deep, but it still was driven in all weather.

Steve

 

[72Q-code]

One year I went up to the woods and brought back an 8' Christmas tree, over snow covered roads. I didn't need any pine scented air freshener for months.

Sorry to bring up an old thread but I resemble that remark! I was able to dig up the photo and scan it. This was around 1992 I would have to say. My 73 Fastback 351 (my first car, bought it in 1987 for $500) was my winter driver, and my tree hauler. I actually had steel rimmed 14" snow tires for this car. I eventually fixed it up and made a nice profit on it to finance my Q-code. In retrospect I wonder what I was thinking...

JIm