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Monroe Handler 1978 Ford Mustang II - The Handler

Monroe Handler 1978 Ford Mustang II - The Handler

Tony Hall Found A '78 Mustang II With One Of The Original Monroe Handler Kits

Tony Hall, from Port Coquitlam in Canada's British Columbia, has owned his share of cool rides, starting with a '65 Mustang as his first car. After a 20-year break from playing with cars, he ended up with a Mustang II Ghia, but quickly discovered that parts were scarce. A parts car was located, then another, and soon Tony had picked up a habit-buying discarded Mustang IIs to strip them of usable parts and make them available to other Mustang II owners.

Photo Gallery: Monroe Handler 1978 Ford Mustang II - Creative Car Craft Kit - Mustang Monthly Magazine

Photo Gallery: Monroe Handler 1978 Ford Mustang II - Creative Car Craft Kit - Mustang Monthly Magazine

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Monroe Handler 1978 Ford Mustang II - The Handler
Monroe Handler 1978 Ford Mustang II - The Handler

Tony Hall Found A '78 Mustang II With One Of The Original Monroe Handler Kits

Tony Hall' date=' from Port Coquitlam in Canada's British Columbia, has owned his share of cool rides, starting with a '65 Mustang as his first car. After a 20-year break from playing with cars, he ended up with a Mustang II Ghia, but quickly discovered that parts were scarce. A parts car was located, then another, and soon Tony had picked up a habit-buying discarded Mustang IIs to strip them of usable parts and make them available to other Mustang II owners.

Photo Gallery: Monroe Handler 1978 Ford Mustang II - Creative Car Craft Kit - Mustang Monthly Magazine

Photo Gallery: Monroe Handler 1978 Ford Mustang II - Creative Car Craft Kit - Mustang Monthly Magazine


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http://www.mustangmonthly.com/featuredvehicles/mump_1102_1978_monroe_handler_ford_mustang_ii/index.html[/quote']I wouldn't mind owning this Type II at all! The body style of the II's is starting to really grow on me! LOL!

 

[72Q-code]

When I was 15 or so and starting to eye up a car to own (around 1987), the Mustang II with a Monroe Handler kit topped the list. Then I started looking for the kit and decent II's and realized it was a futile pursuit. Luckily a 73 got in my way before I found one, but I still dig the Handler kit.

 

[not2old]

I have a niehbor that has a Mustang II Cobra in her garage surrounded by trash and 6-8 feet of boxes. Tried to steal it for $800 but It's her ex husband and she's not mad enough at him yet to let it go

 

[mach71351c]

Mustang IIs can be cool when done rite. I would like II find a 74-78 Mach 1. for the rite $.

 

[f117rt]

Here's my '78 Cobra back in the day! (with the xGF drivin)

 

[RocketFoot]

Yeah, if they are done right...they can look pretty cool! I'd buy one if the price were right!