Having experienced the joy of replacing nearly every body panel on a car, I believe it's worthwhile to search out a really good specimen that's as cancer-free as possible, and that it's more than worth a little extra money. Fortunately, because so many people are off-base regarding the '71-'73 Mustangs, finding a good specimen won't be nearly as expensive as finding a good '68. Regardless, Tom needs another Mustang, and we'll do what's necessary to make it right. Looking forward to sharing the process with this community, and leaning on the community to help us over the inevitable speed bumps.
Ya...Thats just wrong on so many levels...so many cool cars made right on 73-74..I even starting to really like the 73-74 chargers.lol..The year should keep moving as time rolls on..Hopefully things will change with that show....Granted 20 years becomes a classic is a little less than i would consider...I think 30 is a good round number...Long as its 30 years old and more..It should be able to be in a classic show...And not put with newer cars.
Better late than never! Thanks for the welcome. I imagine your Mustang must be something of an exotic unicorn in Luxembourg.Hi Tony!
I am a little late to chime in but ::welcome:: to the site from Luxembourg/Europe.
Glad you found us.
I can see where an argument could made for a couple extra years... 72 doesn't make sense in the case of our Mustangs for sure! The last few years, I think I saw maybe 1 or 2 71-73s, so definitely underrepresented.
