#1192487 - 05/18/07 11:46 AM
Re: Post your 60's Ford/Mercury/Lincoln Product he
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Over the Hill
Registered: 10/27/06
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Loc: southeastern WI
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wooohooo, thats a keeper, good to hear its been in WI all its life, with no rust.
I want it
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#1328235 - 11/21/07 02:27 AM
Re: Post your 60's Ford/Mercury/Lincoln Product here
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n00b
Registered: 10/10/07
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That '69 is a sharp 'stang. My old faithfull is a '66 F-100. Love to 4 wheel drive her one day... 
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#1811122 - 07/12/09 01:26 PM
Re: Post your 60's Ford/Mercury/Lincoln Product he
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n00b
Registered: 03/11/09
Posts: 30
Loc: maine
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#1944150 - 12/29/09 09:17 AM
Re: Post your 60's Ford/Mercury/Lincoln Product here
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Batsh!t crazy
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Registered: 07/02/09
Posts: 424
Loc: AR
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This is my 64 Galaxie 500. yeah, it looks horrible, but it's all surface rust, body is really straight and solid, it runs and drives (289, Cruise-o-matic trans) I bought it off the second owner who had it since 1969, so it's mostly all original. It's going in for bodywork and paint next spring, in the meantime, I'm rebuilding a 71 460 big block and C-6 for it, and starting to buy the swap mounts and crossmembers, headers, dual quads, Thunderbolt traction bars, etc for it to convert it into a fun street/strip machine with a little nostalgic 60's drag look/feel to it. I'll pull and store the orginal engine and trans in case I want to put it back to original.   
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#2375406 - 09/21/11 01:49 PM
Re: 1967 mustang
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Climber
Registered: 08/06/10
Posts: 840
Loc: Greater Philly, PA
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No on-line pic available but my first car was a '69 Ford LTD 4-door sedan w/the Brougham package and the standard 302 engine.
Paid $300 for it back in 1982 and had it for 2 years.
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#2515046 - 05/02/12 12:06 PM
Re: 1967 mustang
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Loc: AL
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#2515048 - 05/02/12 12:07 PM
Re: 1967 mustang
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Registered: 10/25/11
Posts: 101
Loc: AL
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My next project .... 66 gal with 352 auto 
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#2598207 - 09/18/12 03:21 PM
My 64 Vert
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n00b
Registered: 09/14/12
Posts: 30
Loc: Upstate NY Watkins Glen
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390 Lowered XL Automatic Want to put big drum brakes on the back and disks up front. Otherwise she's great. Wife's favorite.  LOW-ra-der goes a little slower......
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#2716704 - 06/01/13 11:43 AM
Re: Post your 60's Ford/Mercury/Lincoln Product here
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Registered: 11/06/11
Posts: 304
Loc: alberta
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 dont have any pics of it on this computer, but i have a green one. 1965 meteor rideau. it's a canadian model, 1965 mercury body with 1965 ford interior. bench seat rubber floor no radio 3 speed column shift had a 352 untill it developed rod knock 42000 miles on it. it was parked in 1976 when the brakes went on it.
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#2779691 - 11/18/13 02:13 AM
Re: Post your 60's Ford/Mercury/Lincoln Product here
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n00b
Registered: 03/04/13
Posts: 14
Loc: RVA
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This is my Murdered Out 66 LTD Led Sled. Love this car, took me 4 yrs to get and im only the 4th owner. Ive lost girlfriends before even thinking of losing this baby!   Also my old 63 Fairlane 500. It was too far gone to be worth much, but man did i have a blast ripping this thing around town. 
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#2779753 - 11/18/13 10:56 AM
Re: Post your 60's Ford/Mercury/Lincoln Product here
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Over the Hill
Registered: 06/17/10
Posts: 2930
Loc: Hollywood, Maryland... USA
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This is my 64 Galaxie 500. yeah, it looks horrible, but it's all surface rust, body is really straight and solid, it runs and drives (289, Cruise-o-matic trans) I bought it off the second owner who had it since 1969, so it's mostly all original. It's going in for bodywork and paint next spring, in the meantime, I'm rebuilding a 71 460 big block and C-6 for it, and starting to buy the swap mounts and crossmembers, headers, dual quads, Thunderbolt traction bars, etc for it to convert it into a fun street/strip machine with a little nostalgic 60's drag look/feel to it. I'll pull and store the orginal engine and trans in case I want to put it back to original. Love these. One of my favorite cars ever.
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#2780019 - 11/18/13 10:45 PM
Re: Post your 60's Ford/Mercury/Lincoln Product here
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Poobah
Registered: 11/22/10
Posts: 5209
Loc: United Kingdom
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I still want a '61 - '64 Fairlane 500. Love that style; it's lean and mean.
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